
Tag: Japanese art and culture


Japan art and Soami (1472-1525): Buddhism, China, and landscapes

Japan art and Ikeda Koson: Edo artist

Art of Japan and holy Buddhist warrior of the twelfth century

Japan art and Goshun: Flow of Buddhism, China, Confucianism, and Kansai

Japan art and the Edo artist Katsukawa Shunzan

Japan art and Takahashi Shōtei: Beauty of snow

Japan at and Yoshida Hiroshi (1876-1950): Lover of nature

Japan art and Hokusai: Mount Fuji and the working-class

Japan art and the last Meiji ukiyo-e flourish

Japan art and Takeshiro Kanokogi: A world turned upside down

Japan art and Sakai Dōitsu (1845-1913): Mount Fuji

Art of Japan and Ikeda Koson: Hinoki Cypresses

Art of Japan and the Middle Kingdom (China): Buddhism, Confucianism, and other ideas

Japan art and continuity despite rapid political changes: Sakai Dōitsu (1845-1913)

Japanese art and never-never land

Art of Japan: A flower cut down before full bloom

Rinpa art: The bridge of Edo and Meiji on his artistic soul

Japan Art: Cut down before his artistic prime of life

Rinpa art and freestyle: Nineteenth-century Japanese artist

Art of Japan during the last years of Edo

Japanese art, the impact of Paris, and the shadow of war: Kanokogi

Japan art and Sakai Dōitsu: His heart belonged to the old world

Zen Buddhist art of Japan: Hakuin Ekaku and teacher of all

Japan art and Goshun (1752-1811): The richness of Chinese and Japanese high culture

Japanese art and Suzuki Reitan (1792-1817): Early death before full bloom

Japan art and Kamisaka Sekka (1866-1942): A delightful dream world

Japan art and Sakai Dōitsu (1845-1913): The richness of rinpa art

Japanese art and Suzuki Kiitsu (1796-1858): Late Edo artist of Rinpa

The influence of France on the Meiji born Japanese artist

Japanese art and Torii Kiyonaga (1752-1815)

Art of Japan and the entangled state

Art and Buddhism crossing from the Middle Kingdom to the Land of the Rising Sun

Japanese Zen Buddhist artist and the influence of China

A Japanese artist who bridged the pre-Edo and start of the Edo Period

Buddhism and Japan Art: The influence of the Middle Kingdom

Japanese art through the lens of familiarity but in a changed entangled state

Sōami (1472-1525) and art of Japan: Aesthetics, Buddhism, and the Middle Kingdom

Art of Japan in the sixteenth century and the sword and the brushstroke

Japanese art and power concentration: Kano Sanraku (1559-1635)

Art of Tokiwa Mitsunaga and the backdrop of political intrigues in twelfth-century Japan

Kano Michinobu (1730-1790) and Japanese art

Matsumura Goshun and Japan art: The shadow of death and influence of Yosa Buson

Japan poetry and the female poet Komachi: Heartfelt passion from the distant past

Ito Shinsui and Japanese art: Poverty to continuity

Japanese art and Sōami (1472-1525): Aesthetics, China, and Zen Buddhism

Kano Sanraku (1559-1635) and art of Japan: The world of power concentration

Kanae Yamamoto and Japan art: Economic perils of his early life (Part One)

Takeshiro Kanokogi and art of Japan: The influence of France

Japan art and Confucianism: The Bleak reality of Seppuku for a thoughtful artist

Zen Buddhism and Japanese Art: Taking Rinzai Buddhism to the rural poor

Japanese art, Goshun, and the influence of Buson: The artistic heaven on earth

Buddhist art and the Japanese priest Mokuan Reien: The Middle Kingdom and Mu Qi

Art of Buddhism in China and Japan: The shadow of Liang K’ai (1140-1210) on Kaihō Yūshō (1533-1615)

The richness of Japanese art during the warring times: Kano Eitoku (1543-1590)

Art of Japan and Kano Michinobu (1730-1790)

Kano Sanraku (1559-1635) and Japanese art: Centralization and continuity

Art of Japan and the two paths of Buddhism and Shintoism: Faith in the snow without Abraham

Art of Japan and Kiyoo: Social and political convulsions but artistic continuity

Japan art of the twelfth century: Annual rites and ceremonies

Japanese art and Takeshiro Kanokogi: Influence of Jean-Paul Laurens and Emile-Rene Menard

Art of Japan and Matsumura Goshun: Impact of high culture, Yosa Buson, and the shadow of death

Art of Zen Buddhism in Japan: Hakuin Ekaku

Yokoyama Taikan and art of Japan: Creativity and the sentiments of the time

Mountains of Japan in art: Spirituality of Buddhism and Shintoism in a natural landscape

Art of Japan and a famous Buddhist Warrior of the twelfth century

Japan art and the paths of Shintoism and Buddhism: Holy men in the snow without Abraham

Buddhist art from China and Japan: Kaihō Yūshō (1533-1615) and the shadow of Liang K’ai (1140-1210)

Art of Japan and Sekka: Tranquility despite upheavals

Kanae Yamamoto (Part Two) and art of Japan: Europe and Socialism

Japanese art and Kawamura Kiyoo (1852-1934): Changing times but sublime continuity

Japanese Art and Kano Michinobu (1730-1790)

Kano Eitoku (1543-1590) and richness of Japanese art despite the warring times

Shini-e and Art of Japan: “I leave my brush in the East”

Japanese Art and Kano Sanraku (1559-1635): Centralization and continuity

Spice of Ukiyo-e and Art of Japan: Kami of Shinto and Mountains in Blue

Watanabe Kazan and Japan Art: Ideals of Confucianism to bleakness of Seppuku

Japanese Art, Pythagoras, and Plotinus: Ideas from Simplicity

Famous Japanese Buddhist Warrior of the Twelfth Century and Japanese Art: Rich Legacy of Benkei

Japanese Art and the two paths of Buddhism and Shintoism: Faith in the Snow without Abraham

Katsukawa Shunshō and Japanese Art (1726-1793): Major Influence in the Edo Period

Japanese Art and Fusions of Sekka: Nightfall and the Allure of Buddhist Monks and Shintoism

Yorozu Tetsugoro and Japanese Art: independent artistic soul

Tokiwa Mitsunaga and Art in Twelfth Century Japan: High Culture of A Clouded Sky

Art of Japan: Kanae Yamamoto Overcame Economic Adversity (Part

Zen Buddhism and Japanese Art: the Inspirational Life of Hakuin Ekaku

Twelfth Century Japanese Art of Tokiwa Mitsunaga: A Clouded Sky

Ukiyo-e Art of the Meiji Era is Undervalued

Holy Buddhist Warrior Monk and Japanese Art: Benkei (1155-1189)
