Zen in ColorPainting #ItōJakuchū (#ItoJakuchu), 18th c.
Camellia Tea CeremonyItō Jakuchū (伊藤若冲 1716-1800), one of Japan's most famous painters, was born at the west end of Nishiki Market.
Upon his father's death Itō took over 'Masu-ya' (桝屋), the family's greengrocer business, but at 40 he passed this on to his brother so he could focus on painting.
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Pierre-Yves ComtoisPerroquet rouge sur une branche, une magnifique gravure sur bois de Itō Jakuchū (1716–1800). (Je cours le Web à la recherche d'idées pour mon projet final de linogravure.) 
Jake in the desert'Pond and Insects, Colorful Realm of Living Beings' by Itō Jakuchū, ink and color on silk, Edo period, 1761-1765
Magpieblog"Fowls"
Colored pigments on silk.
Itō Jakuchū (伊藤 若冲)
1716–1800
Japanese artist, ukiyo-e master, and Japanese painter during the Edo period.
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