Edo period painter Hanabusa Itcho, a person from Kyoto / hanging scroll

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Edo period painter Hanabusa Itcho, a person from Kyoto / hanging scroll
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Hanabusa ItchoA painter in the Edomae and mid-Edo period. People in Kyoto. The ancestor of the English school. The first name is Asako Taga. He was swept away by Miyakejima after being touched by the anger of the Shogunate, and after his pardon, he was renamed Hanabusa Itcho. At first, he entered the gate of the Kano school, but later turned to genre painting and established a light and stylish style of painting. He also studied under Basho Matsuo and was also a master of haiku.Zhuangbiao approx. 160 cm x approx. 40 cmThis paper approx. 82 cm x approx. 25 cmPaulownia box / thread, pain over time.・ Tape restoration on eight pairs ・ Tape on both ends of the lower shaft treeRestoration trace ・ There is a tape restoration trace on the paulownia box.Hanging scroll, tea hanging art, antique art, used book, calligraphy, painting, hanging scroll
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