• Children Playing on the Elephant Back
  • Children Playing on the Elephant Back
  • Children Playing on the Elephant Back
  • Children Playing on the Elephant Back
  • Children Playing on the Elephant Back
  • Children Playing on the Elephant Back
  • Children Playing on the Elephant Back
  • Children Playing on the Elephant Back
  • Children Playing on the Elephant Back
  • Children Playing on the Elephant Back
  • Children Playing on the Elephant Back
  • Children Playing on the Elephant Back
  • Children Playing on the Elephant Back
  • Children Playing on the Elephant Back
  • Children Playing on the Elephant Back
  • Children Playing on the Elephant Back
  • Children Playing on the Elephant Back
  • Children Playing on the Elephant Back
  • Children Playing on the Elephant Back
Children Playing on the Elephant Back
Children Playing on the Elephant Back
Children Playing on the Elephant Back
Children Playing on the Elephant Back
Children Playing on the Elephant Back
Children Playing on the Elephant Back
Children Playing on the Elephant Back
Children Playing on the Elephant Back
Children Playing on the Elephant Back
Children Playing on the Elephant Back
Children Playing on the Elephant Back
Children Playing on the Elephant Back
Children Playing on the Elephant Back
Children Playing on the Elephant Back
Children Playing on the Elephant Back
Children Playing on the Elephant Back
Children Playing on the Elephant Back
Children Playing on the Elephant Back
Children Playing on the Elephant Back
Hanging scroll
Item Number : A14068
Artist Nagasawa Rosetsu
Title Children Playing on the Elephant Back
Biography Nagasawa Rosetsu(1754-1799) was a painter born into Uesugi family of the feudal retainer in Yodo Domain, Yamashiro Province(present Kyoto Prefecture). Later became an adopted son of Nagasawa family. Studied painting under Maruyama Okyo(1733-1795) and well-known for one of the best ten disciples of Okyo but later expelled from the Maruama school by Okyo due to his freewheeling character.

Kunii Oyo(1868-1923) was a painter born in Kyoto, His father is Kunii Obun, a painter of Maruyama school. The descendant of the 6th Okyo.

Kobayashi Takusai(1831-1916) was a calligrapher born in Kyoto. Studied under Nukina Kaioku and excelled at seal engraving.
Description
  • wash on paper with silk mounting
  • 128 × 13 cm(artwork), 196 × 15 cm(overall)
  • with the certificate letter of authenticity by Kunii Oyo
  • with double wooden storage box signed by Kobayashi Takusai
  • exhibited at "Kawaii Edo-Kaiga" exhibition at Fuchu Art Museum, Tokyo, 2013.
  • exhibited at "Nagasawa Rosetsu, Entertainer of Kyoto" exhibition in Aichi Prefectural Museum of Art, 2017
  • comes with the above exhibition catalogs.
  • exhibited at "Edo Painting and Drawing Class" exhibition in Fuchu Museum of Art, 2023
  • comes with the above exhibition catalogs
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Period Mid Edo(1700-1799)

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