Sakai Hōitsu
Japon · 1761–1828 · 48 œuvres à collectionner
Sakai Hōitsu (酒井 抱一), de son vrai nom Sakai Tadamoto, né en 1761 à Tōkyō et mort en 1829 est un peintre japonais de l'école Rimpa.
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ÉpiqueFlowering Plants of Summer and Autumn
RareSparrow and Bamboo
RareBamboo and Plum Tree
RareCormorant Fishing
RareTriptych of the Seasons: Snow Clad Pine
RareSpring Flowers
RareBirds and Flowers of the Twelve Months
RareWoman of Takayasu, from the Tales of Ise
RareNarihira Riding Below Fuji
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RareActivities of the Twelve Months (Tsukinami-e)
RareHarvest Moon and Raven Bean with Haiku
RarePeonies in the Wind
RareCherry Blossoms
RareCherry and Maple Trees
RareWaterbird and Grass
RareWren on Camellia Branch
RarePampas Grass and ArrowrootRarePaulownias and Chrysanthemums
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RareThe Thirty-Six Poetic Immortals (Sanjūrokkasen)
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RareBush Warbler (Uguisu) in a Plum Tree
RareWhite-Robed Kannon
RareWelcoming Descent of Jizō, Bodhisattva of the Earth Matrix
RareLilies with Hydrangea and Hollyhocks
RarePeony Sheltered by Rice Straw
RareFlowers and Grasses
RarePortrait of Imperial Prince Son’en
RareBoy Trying to Make an Ox Drink
RareMoon and Autumn Flowers
RareTaki-ni-suzume
RarePeonies and Butterflie
RareMoon and Flowering ArrowrootRareChrysanthemums by the Water
RareBeauty on a Veranda in Snow
RareIrises and Eight-Fold Bridge
RareTwo Egrets and Lotus
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RareThe Ivy Way through Mount Utsu (Utsuyama)
RarePoppies
RareFlowers of the Four Seasons
RareYamabuki
RareFans and Stream
RareTriptych of the Seasons: Moon Among Clouds
RareFlowering Plum
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RareFerryman (Watashi-mori zu)
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