Colored Animals and Plants-Ito Jakuchu

Ito Jakuchu

Published by Tokyo bijutsu, china, 1985

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Title: Ito Jakuchu Artist: Ito Jakuchu Product: Nine Normal Publication time: 1985 Edition: Soft Hardcover Publisher: Tokyo Art Printing time: 2006 Page size: 65 Page size: 28.5 x 22.7 cm 126 products Ito Jakuchu's most famous works: Ito Jakuchu's eye-popping Animals and Plants. . Hydrangea flowers and chickens. pondside insects. schools of fish. shellfish. reed geese. etc. the characteristics of this book are the rear side of the young shocking magical virtuosity-animal and plant coloring repair and material survey. all 38 width illustrations. Detail view of comprehensive partial work. back view and partial microscope photograph of this paper. difficult to find. good material for research study Ito Jakuchu. original Japanese version. Ito Jakuchu (Ito. Jakuchu. 1716-1800) Japanese Edo-period painter. Shotomaian. a philosophical seeker. Shumaiichito. Long paintings of flowers. fish. birds. that's the chicken. because of the dynamics of chicken observation. always home chicken farming. the first Kano school academic painting. also the work of a Chinese master. Other developments have a unique photorealistic style. parallel Ogata Korin's work middle school learning decoration technique. A 30-width painting of plants and animals and a flock of chickens at Shokokuji Temple in Kyoto is his most famous work. Ito Jakuchu was born in 1978 when the famous Japanese artist Ogata Korin passed away. Around 1800. Ukiyo-e painters such as Katsushika Hokusai and Kitagawa Utamaro. and active commoner artists. Possibility theory. Ito Jakuchu is a bridge between the transition of traditional painting styles to the art of the common people. 18th-century publication of major cultural celebrities in Kyoto. Heian Jinjinshi. 1768 edition. Showakasho No. 3; However. after the second war. the young school of the old school was gradually forgotten. and the Japanese art historian at that time was young to evaluate the orthodox artistic point of view. Since the 1970s of the 20th century. its position in the history of the calendar has gradually increased. Seller Inventory # 3004800152

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Title: Colored Animals and Plants-Ito Jakuchu

Publisher: Tokyo bijutsu, china

Publication Date: 1985

Binding: Soft cover

Condition: Fine