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スライドショーBirds on a PlumTree
1780
107.0 x 34.0 cm
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Birds on a PlumTree
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Two long-tailed birds look upward as if at something beyond the picture plane; the branches of blossoming plum on which they are balanced are entwined with the flowers and leaves of a red camellia— a combination that represents the spring season. This painting, with its colorful blend of Chinese- and Western-inspired realism, displays the technical skill of Kishi Ganku, who studied the painting styles of the academic Kano school, the Chinese artist Shen Nanpin (fl. 1725–80), who had lived for several years in the Japanese port city of Nagasaki, and the Western naturalism-influenced Maruyama-Shijō school. Ganku, who is best known for his many paintings of tigers, produced a number of works in the meticulous and detailed technique typical of the followers of Shen Nanpin, although he developed a rougher, more energetic style in his later years. Although Ganku—who held courtly and official governmental positions in the early years of the nineteenth century—absorbed the painting styles of various schools, he chose to found the Kishi school to perpetuate his combination of Japanese, Chinese, and Western elements.
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early life and training
ganku, kishi ku (koma), a renowned japanese painter from kyoto, was born in 1749 in kanazawa as saeki masaaki ku (koma). he studied various painting styles, including those of chinese painter shen nanpin and the maruyama-shijō school. this diverse training laid the foundation for his future success.rise to prominence
ganku's artistic talents soon gained recognition, leading him to assume a position under prince arisugawa by the late 18th century. his work was highly appreciated by patrons, including the imperial family. this period marked the beginning of his illustrious career.notable students and legacy
ganku's influence extended beyond his own work through his students, who included:- gantai (1782–1865), his son
- ganryou (1797–1852), his son-in-law
- renzen (1804–59), his adopted son
- yokoyama kazan (1784–1837)
- shirai kayou (fl. ca 1840–60)
- kawamura bumpou (1779–1821)
later life and honors
ganku was made honorary governor of echizen (echizen no kami, 越前守) toward the end of his life. he passed away on january 19, 1839, in kyoto.artistic style and notable works
notable works by ganku include:- birds on a plum tree (silk, 107 x 34 cm)
- tiger and dragon (paper, 376 x 174 cm, museum of oriental art, turin, italy)
references and external links
- ganku, kishi ku (koma), saeki masaaki ku (koma), funzen, utanosuke, dôkôkan, kakandô, kayô, kotôkan, kyûsôrô, tansai, tenkaikutsu on ArtsDot
- kishi ganku on wikipedia
conclusion
ganku's legacy as a leading japanese painter of kyoto and founder of the kishi school of painting continues to inspire artists and art enthusiasts alike. his influence, marked by his captivating depictions of tigers and other subjects, remains a testament to his enduring impact on the world of art.
基本情報
- Artistic Movement Or Style: Kishi School
- Artists Or Movements Influenced By This Artist:
- Gantai
- Ganryou
- Renzan
- Artists Who Influenced This Artist:
- Shen Nanpin
- Maruyama-Shijō school
- Date Of Birth: 1749, Kanazawa
- Date Of Death: 1839, Kyoto
- Full Name: Kishi Ganku (Saeki Masaaki Ku)
- Nationality: Japanese
- Notable Artworks:
- Birds on a Plum Tree
- Tiger and Dragon
- Place Of Birth: Kanazawa, Japan
