Kano Genshun 狩野元俊

Kano Genshun (1588-1672) was a Japanese painter of the Edo period known for his masterful ink and wash paintings, often depicting figures in simple, yet expressive strokes. His works, like the depicted "Portrait of a Zen Monk," showcase his talent for capturing the essence of his subjects with a minimal approach. He was a significant figure in the Kano school, known for its refined, elegant style.