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- "Japanese Folklore"
- Japanese Ink Art
- Shoki
- “Ink Wash Painting”
- Samurai Horse Race
- Zhong Kui
- “Brown And Beige Tones”
- “Traditional Japanese”
- “Edo Period Art”
- Action Horseback Scene
- Japanese Painting
- Japanese War Epic
- Edo Period Painting
- "18Th Century Art"
- Art History
- “Zen Buddhist Art”
- Polychromatic Screen
- Ink Wash
- Spider Web
- Pictorial Grotesquerie
- Cranes Artwork
- “Japanese Landscape”
- Traditional Art
- “Crane Symbolism”
- Sumi-E Painting
- Demon
- “Minimalist Art”
- Japanese Art
- Soga Shohaku
- Humor
- “Bird Paintings”
- Grotesque
- Muromachi Style
- Soga Shōhaku”
- Dynamic River Scene
- Brushwork
- Edo Period
- Soga Shohaku Style
Witness Soga Shohaku's masterful 'Shoki Ensnaring a Demon,' a captivating Edo-period painting of Zhong Kui battling demons, showcasing unique brushwork and humorous storytelling.
Soga Shōhaku’s ‘Cranes’ (1760) – a captivating Sumi-e diptych featuring strikingly humanized cranes in serene landscapes. Explore this iconic Edo period artwork's beauty & symbolism.
Experience the dramatic pictorial grotesquerie of Soga Shohaku's 1764 masterpiece Race at Uji River, a vivid Edo period screen capturing a legendary samurai duel that invites you to bring this historic epic into your home.