A famous Japanese painter

The famous Japanese painters are Yue Bai, Dong Zhou Zhai, Ge Chuan Guang Zhong and Bei Chuan Song.

1, North House of Gebei

Keitaro Kitazawa was a Japanese Ukiyo-e painter in the Edo period. His painting style had a great influence on later European painting circles. Degas, Manet, Van Gogh, Gauguin and many other impressionist painters have copied his works. He is also the only Japanese to be selected as one of the 100 celebrities who have influenced the world in the Millennium.

2. Suzuki Harunobu

Suzuki Harunobu's real name is Jiro Mizujiro, and his name is Changrongxuan. Committed to the creation of brocade paintings (that is, color prints), mainly depicting tea room waitresses, salesgirls and geisha. Influenced by the printing method of "Palace Flower" in China in the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties, rubbings often produce a relief impression with its own style, which is called "Spring Letter Style".

3. Dong Zhouzhai writes songs

Dongzhouzhai's composition is an extraordinary genius discovered by Kitaya Saburo, which appeared at the same time as Beichuan songs. His main works include Three Generations Looking at Wei Wei and Three Generations Looking at Mitsugoro Bando.

4. Hiroshi Kasugawa

Ge Chuanbo, whose original name was Ando Hiroshige, was born in 1797 into a low-level samurai family serving the Tokugawa military government. Light is a completely soft and lyrical natural realm, shrouded in an elegant and poetic atmosphere, with beautiful brushstrokes and harmonious colors.

5. Beichuan song

Song Beichuan was born in Japan for three years (1753) and died in Japanese culture for three years (1806) at the age of 53. His representative works include Ten Faces of Women Learning from each other and Beauty in Brothel.