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Nihonga (****anese: 日本画) is a ****anese
style of
painting that uses
mineral pigments, and
occasionally ink,
together with
other organic pigments on silk...
- Western-influenced
artwork from indigenous, or more
traditional ****anese paintings, or
Nihonga (日本画).
European painting was
introduced to ****an
during the late Muromachi...
- ****uda Heihachirō,
February 28, 1892 –
March 22, 1974) was a ****anese
Nihonga painter and designer. He
received a
commission to
decorate the Take-no-ma...
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founder of
Nihonga and was an
educator who
trained many
Nihonga painters. Many of the
painters recognized in
later generations as
great Nihonga masters,...
- is an
alphabetical list of
painters who are
known for
painting in the
Nihonga style. It has to be
noted that some
artists also
painted in the western...
- 1863–1899 Neo-romanticism
National romanticism Yōga
Nihonga ****onisme Anglo-****anese
style Beuron School Hague School Peredvizhniki Impressionism American...
- He
specializes in
Nihonga painting (literally "****anese painting"). However,
instead of the
traditional scenic imagery of
Nihonga, his
paintings focus...
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Union of
Artists List of Académie des Beaux-Arts members:
Painting List of
Nihonga painters List of Yōga
painters List of
Hudson River School artists List...
- Domecy-sur-le-Vault in Burgundy,
which were
influenced by the art of byōbu. The
greatest Nihonga painter of the
second half of the 20th
century was Matazō
Kayama (加山 又造...
- 1852 –
April 2, 1918), also
known as
Watanabe Shōtei, was a ****anese
Nihonga painter who was one of the
first ****anese
painters to
visit Europe, attending...
