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Kano Sanraku (1559-1635) was a prominent Japanese painter of the Kano school, renowned for his masterful landscapes. Sanraku's work is characterized by meticulous detail, evocative use of ink and color, and a harmonious balance between realism and abstraction. He often depicted natural landscapes, such as mountains, rivers, and trees, incorporating subtle symbolism and spiritual resonance. Sanraku's paintings are often displayed as sliding doors (fusuma) in traditional Japanese architecture, seamlessly blending art with the surrounding environment.
Born
1559
Died
1635
Temple with Mountains and Trees
Kano Sanraku
1650
Winter [right from the set Rice Farming in the Four Sea...
Kano Sanraku
1624
Spring [right from the set Rice Farming in the Four Sea...
Kano Sanraku
1624
Fall [center left from the set Rice Farming in the Four...
Kano Sanraku
1624
Spring [center left from the set Rice Farming in the Fo...
Kano Sanraku
1624
Fall [center right from the set Rice Farming in the Fou...
Kano Sanraku
1624
Fall [left from the set Rice Farming in the Four Seasons]
Kano Sanraku
1624
Summer [center right from the set Rice Farming in the F...
Kano Sanraku
1624
Spring [center right from the set Rice Farming in the F...
Kano Sanraku
1624
Fall [right from the set Rice Farming in the Four Seasons]
Kano Sanraku
1624
Winter [center left from the set Rice Farming in the Fo...
Kano Sanraku
1624
Winter [center right from the set Rice Farming in the F...
Kano Sanraku
1624
Winter [left from the set Rice Farming in the Four Seas...
Kano Sanraku
1624
Summer [left from the set Rice Farming in the Four Seas...
Kano Sanraku
1624
Spring [left from the set Rice Farming in the Four Seas...
Kano Sanraku
1624