Daibutsu-den at Hoko-ji｜Collection｜Watanabe Japanese Fine Arts

Artist	Hanabusa Iccho
Title	Daibutsu-den at Hoko-ji
Biography	Hanabusa Iccho(1652-1724) was a Japanese painter born in Osaka and his father was a doctor of the Kameyama domain in Ise (present Mie Prefecture). Learned under Kano Yasunobu and Matsuo Basho. Exiled to Miyake Island due to painting satirized Tokugawa Tsunayoshi. Later was forgiven to return to Edo and named himself Hanabusa Iccho. Okura Kosai (?-1863) who was a famous connoisser of old writing in the Edo period, who served for Kishu (present Wakayama prefecture) Tokugawa family.
Description	color, gold paste on paper with silk mounting 76 × 18 cm(artwork), 156 × 30 cm(overall) tag appraised by Okura Kosai exhibited at the "Arts of Buddha Country" at Fuchu City Art Museum (2024) and comes with the above exhibition catalog with wooden storage box
Price	Contact
Season	other
Period	Early Edo(1603-1699),Mid Edo(1700-1799)

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