Arbor under the Tree｜Collection｜Watanabe Japanese Fine Arts

Artist	Sakaki Hyakusen
Title	Arbor under the Tree
Biography	Sakaki Hyakusen (1697-1752) was a Japanese nanga (Chinese-style painting) artist. In his early days, studied haiku under Kagami Shiko. Taught himself to paint and made painting his profession from the age of forty eight. His painting style varied from nanga to haiga (a style of Japanese painting). His works inspired Yosa Buson. Hine Taizan (1813-1869) was a Japanese painter born in Senshu (present southern Osaka). Studied painting under Okada Hanko in Osaka. Later studied under Nukina Kaioku in Kyoto. also deeply influenced by Teyyo Somon. One of the most prominent Nanga (Chinese style painting) painters in Kyoto in the end of Edo period. Fujimoto Tesseki(1816-1863)
Description	ink on paper with silk mounting 29 x 59 cm(artwork), 100 x 62 cm(overall) minor wear on paper exhibited at Nara Art Museum,"The Development of Early Nanga", 1974 November. exhibited at Nagoya Museum, "Unknown Nanga artist Hyakusen",1984 both comes with the above exhibition catalogue. published Tokyo National Museum Art Magazine No. 469 and "collection of Nanga,” Kokka Publishing House. with wooden storage box signed by Hine Taizan and Fujimoto Tesseki
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Season	other
Period	Early Edo(1603-1699),Mid Edo(1700-1799)

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