Popis :
Kakemono
Datum pořízení : 30.10.25
Zdroj pořízení : Shunkaen Bonsai museum
Poznámka majitele :
100000 yen, 500 chf
“Kano Eiki (狩野永暉)” was a painter of the Kano school who was active from the late Edo period through the Meiji and Taishō eras. He was the 12th head of the Kyoto Kano family and was born in Osaka. Known mainly as “Kano Eiki, the 12th-generation head of the Kyoto Kano school,” he specialized in Buddhist paintings and bird-and-flower paintings. In his later years, he worked in Tokyo and remained active in the Japanese art world from the Meiji era through the early Shōwa period.

Main Characteristics and Activities
• Origins and Lineage: He was the 12th successor of the Kyoto Kano family, which traces its lineage back to Kano Eitoku, inheriting the traditions of the Kano school.
• Period of Activity: Born in Keio 1 (1865) and said to have passed away in Shōwa 27 (1952), he lived through the tumultuous period spanning from the end of the Edo era to the Shōwa era.
ID : Kakejiku