- Kanō
Naizen (狩野 内膳, 1570–1616) was a part of the ****anese
family of painters, the Kanō school. He was the
middle son of school's head Kanō Eitoku, younger...
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Jesuit missionaries and visitors.
Nanban Byōbu (南蛮屏風)
painted by Kanō
Naizen, a
painter active in the same period,
depicts dark-skinned
followers holding...
- Kanō
Naizen (1570–1616):
Arrival of the
Southern Barbarians (Nanban-jin)
Screen (detail),
between 1588 and 1616. "Namban" art ("barbarians from the South")...
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Nanban byōbu of c.1570-1616
attributed to Kanō
Naizen, Kobe City Museum...
- girl and her
relationship with her family. To help an
accurate portrayal,
Naizen [eu; es], a
regional ****ociation for the
families of
transgender minors...
- the
Sengoku period and ****anese–Portuguese
conflicts Nanban Ship, Kano
Naizen Belligerents Matsura clan Portuguese
Empire Commanders and
leaders Matsura...
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effect her
identity has on her family. To help
ensure an
accurate portrayal,
Naizen [eu; es], a
regional ****ociation for the
families of
transgender minors...
- de
Torres in the 16th-century six-fold byōbu (lacquer and
gilded screen), by Kanō
Naizen...
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Shigemune (successor to
Katsushige as Shoshidai). Born in Mikawa, he was
styled Naizen no Kami (内膳正), and
together with
Matsudaira Masatsuna and
Akimoto Yasutomo...
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Spanish (yellow)
trade routes to
Macao and
Nagasaki Nanban trade by Kanō
Naizen,
circa 1600. The
screen shows foreigners arriving at a s**** of ****an. The...
