Ito Jakachu
(1716 - 1800)
Japanese painter, 1716-1800
Note: Painter and printmaker of the Middle Edo period. He studied the methods of the KanÅ School, but soon became dissatisfied and began to turn to the works of the Chinese masters of the Song and Yuan periods for inspiration. He believed the true art of painting lay in the faithful representation of nature, excelling in depictions of plants and animals. His work is distinguished by bright colors, decorative patterns, and intense attention to detail.
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(1716 - 1800)
Japanese painter, 1716-1800
Note: Painter and printmaker of the Middle Edo period. He studied the methods of the KanÅ School, but soon became dissatisfied and began to turn to the works of the Chinese masters of the Song and Yuan periods for inspiration. He believed the true art of painting lay in the faithful representation of nature, excelling in depictions of plants and animals. His work is distinguished by bright colors, decorative patterns, and intense attention to detail.
Contains information from the J. Paul Getty Trust, Getty Research Institute, the Union List of Artist Names, which is made available under the ODC Attribution License.
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