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Yoshimura Kôkei (1769-1836)
Maruyama
Cherry blossoms at Yoshino and the cuckoo announcing the start of summer rains
Signed: Kôkei
Seals: Kôkei
Technique: sumi on paper 102.8 x 28.2 (2x)
Mounting: blue damask and beige silk 196 x 31.3 (2x)
Condition: very good

Kôkei was the son of Yoshimura Ranshû (1739-1816), who was a fellow student of Õkyo at the studio of Ishida Yûtei (1721-1786). He lived in Kyôto and was one of the ten notable pupils of Õkyo. In the service of the Nishi Hogan-ji temple he painted a series of screens. A famous artist known for his kachôga.

Reference:
Roberts p. 88
Araki p. 854
Hillier p.162-163
Kyoto '98 p. 298

Price: ON REQUEST