Pfingstrose | Tani Bunchō 谷文晁 | 1762-1840 format:37cm x 148cm Yet Rosetsu surpasses his teacher

Yet Rosetsu surpasses his teacher with a wild

the white plumage appears light and airy because it is effectively barely painted

Watanabe Seitei's painting has truly become international

Diese Technik kam mit der Rinzai-Schule im 12

He wrote this account for himself

Pfingstrose | Tani Bunchō 谷文晁 | 1762-1840 format:37cm x 148cm Yet Rosetsu surpasses his teacherTani Bunch is one of the most brilliant artists of the early 19th century; he was literally versed in all styles like hardly any other contemporary. Circular paintings are not as common in Japan as they are in Chinese artwhen this format is chosen in Japan, one often senses a clear connection to Chinese aesthetics. This element is only discernible here insofar as peonies are the epitome of Chinese splendor in the Japanese world of dance and Kabuki.