Kanō Yasunobu
Japon · 1614–1685 · 17 œuvres à collectionner
Kanō Yasunobu (狩野 安信), surnommé Shirojirō et Genshirō, et connu sous les noms de pinceau Eishin, Bokushinsai, Seikanshi et Ryōfusai, né en 1613 et mort en 1685, est un artiste japonais, peintre d'animaux et dessinateur de l'École Kanō, du XVIIe siècle.
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RareTiger in a Bamboo Grove
RareBird, Flowers, and Various Chinese Figure
RareWang Ziyou in Boat on a Snowy Night
RareHotei Riding a Waterbuffalo
RareSix Horses in a Field with Peach and Willow Trees
RareJapanese Drawing
RareMonkey Trainers and Scenes of Chinese Life
RarePeacocks and Peony
RareBugaku Dancers
RareEight Horses
RareHu You Washing His Hair in a Waterfall; Zhao Fu Moving His Ox Downstream
RareFish and Lotus
RareMonju Bosatsu
RareWild Goose and Reeds
RareJava Sparrows on White and Pink Plum
RareBlack Birds and Tree Chickens in Pond Amid Lotus and Water Plantain
RareDescending Dragon
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