Ancient Artisans Of China And Japan 1-22
17 entries in the Ancient Artisans Of China And Japan compendium.
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Kanō EitokuKanō school patriarch who created a bold, monumental style.Ogata KenzanEdo period potter, painter, and calligrapher of Kyō ware.Ogata KōrinJapanese painter and designer who revived the Rinpa school and brought its designs into laKawanabe KyōsaiJapanese painter and caricaturist, first political caricaturist of Japan.Shibata ZeshinJapanese lacquerer of the Meiji era.Tawaraya SōtatsuJapanese painter and co-founder of the Rinpa school.Shōji HamadaJapanese potter and key figure in the mingei folk-art movement.Kim ChŏnghŭiEpigraphist and calligrapher who created the Chusa style.Shen ZhouMing painter who founded the Wu School and revived Yuan styles.Tang YinMing dynasty painter, calligrapher, and poet.Qiu YingMing dynasty painter and one of the Four Masters.Qiu ZhuMing dynasty painter known for figure paintings and Guanyin depictions.Qi BaishiChinese painter known for playful style and theory of likeness and unlikeness.Ma Yuan (painter)Song dynasty painter known for one-corner compositions.Li Tang (painter)Chinese landscape painter who perfected the axe-cut brushstroke.Ouyang XunTang dynasty calligrapher, politician, and writer; one of the Four Great Calligraphers of Kamāl ud-Dīn BehzādPersian painter who defined the highpoint of Islamic miniature painting.
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