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Landscape
- c. 1898
- Ink on paper, pair of six-fold screens
- 153.5 x 348.6 cm (each)
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ARTIST
Hashimoto Gaho
(1835-1908)
Born in Edo, Hashimoto Gaho learned the painting techniques of the Kano school from his father Hashimoto Osakuni , and at just thirteen years of age became a student of Kano Tadanobu. He was known to be the most gifted student of his studio, and became an independent painter at twenty-six. Later he was introduced to Ernest Fenollosa, an American art historian who specialized in Japanese art, and Okakura Tenshin, which led to him taking up a position at the Tokyo School of Fine Arts which was founded in 1888. As an instructor there he educated many talented artists such as Yokoyama Taikan. In 1898, he stepped down from this post together with Tenshin as a result of tensions in the school, and became an executive member of the Japan Art Academy. He is referred to as the father of modern Japanese-style painting.
Exhibit history
- Jul 28, 2023 (Fri)～Aug 27, 2023 (Sun)
Masterpieces of Modern Eastern and Western Painting Exhibition Ishikawa Prefectural Museum of Art (Ishikawa, Japan) - Oct 31, 2015 (Sat)～Nov 29, 2015 (Sun)
The Great Master and the Artistic Geniuses of Meiji: Hashimoto Gaho and the Four Devas Matsumoto City Museum of Art (Nagano, Japan) - Mar 16, 2013 (Sat)～May 8, 2013 (Wed)
Nihon-ga Masterpieces of Tokyo Fuji Art Museum The Niigata Prefectural Museum of Modern Art (Niigata, Japan)
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