- Yosa
Buson or Yosa no
Buson (与謝 蕪村) was a ****anese poet and
painter of the Edo period. He
lived from 1716 –
January 17, 1784.
Along with
Matsuo Bashō and...
- that of Yosa
Buson (1716–1784) and
others such as Kitō,
called the
Tenmei style after the
Tenmei Era (1781–1789) in
which it was created.
Buson is recognized...
- The
Buson yōkai
emaki (蕪村妖怪絵巻) is an 18th
century collection of "picture scrolls" (絵巻, emaki)
depicting ****anese yōkai by poet and
painter Yosa
Buson. The...
-
Shiki also
rediscovered Yosa
Buson, a
prominent "Back to Bashō" poet and
painter who died in 1784.
Shiki considered Buson a
painter in
words and a visual...
-
should have been. This
creature was so
liked by the
haiku poet and
artist Buson, he
included it in many of his yōkai paintings.
Although Shirime appears...
- and
calligrapher born in
Kyoto during the Edo period.
Together with Yosa
Buson, he
perfected the
bunjinga (or nanga) genre. The
majority of his
works reflected...
-
Buson and
Shiki — "the
Great Four."
Reflecting the po****rity and
interest in Issa as man and poet, ****anese
books on Issa
outnumber those on
Buson and...
-
Laurent Buson (born 10
November 1978), also
known as Lohan, is a
French actor,
martial artist,
action c****ographer and film producer.
Laurent Buson was born...
- "The
Bakeneko of the
Sasakibara Family" (榊原家の化け猫), from the
Buson yōkai
emaki by Yosa
Buson (18th century)....
- The
Bakeneko of the
Sasakibara Family (猫) from the
Buson Yōkai
Emaki by Yosa
Buson. It
depicts a cat in
Nagoya that
would wear a
napkin on its head and...
