Japanese painting during the Muromachi period

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Contents 1 Muromachi Period Schools of Painting 1.1 Kanō School - Kanō-ha 狩野派 1.2 Tosa School - Tosa-ha 土佐派 2 Muromachi Period Ink Painting - suibokuga 水墨画 3 Muromachi Period Paintings in Museum Collections 3.1 Muromachi Period Paintings from The British Museum 4 Nihon no Bijutsu Resources 5 Related Resources

Muromachi Period Schools of Painting

Kanō School - Kanō-ha 狩野派

• Kanō School
• Early Kanō School – Kanō Masanobu (1434-1530) and Kanō Motonobu (1476-1559) Nihon no Bijutsu 485.

Tosa School - Tosa-ha 土佐派

• Tosa Mitsunobu (1434-1525) and the Lineage of the Tosa School Nihon no Bijutsu 247.

Muromachi Period Ink Painting - suibokuga 水墨画

• Japanese ink painting: suibokuga
• Zen Buddhist Landscape Arts of Early Muromachi Japan (1336 – 1573) NX676.3.Z45 P36 1999, EBook worldcat
• Japanese ink paintings from American collections: the Muromachi period : an exhibition in honor of Shūjirō Shimada ND1053.4 .J36 worldcat
• Japanese Ink Painting: Shubun to Sesshu ND2071 .T31 worldcat
• Of Water and Ink: Muromachi Paintings from Japan, 1392-1568 ND2071 .W35 1986 worldcat
• Japanese Ink Painting: Early Zen Masterpieces ND2071 .K351 worldcat
• Ink Painting (Suibokuga): Josetsu, Shubun, Sotan Nihon no Bijutsu 334.

Muromachi Period Paintings in Museum Collections

Muromachi Period Paintings from The British Museum

• Sessō Tōyō, Haboku-style landscape, a hanging scroll painting, Muromachi period, 15th century AD [1]
• Kantei, Landscapes, a pair of hanging scroll paintings[2]
• Kei Shōkei (attributed to), Mountain landscape, a hanging scroll painting[3]
• Sugawara no Michizane in Chinese dress, a hanging scroll painting [4]
• Bodhidharma (Daruma)[5]
• Shōtoku Taishi e-den ('Illustrated biography of Prince Shōtoku Taishi'), fragments from a set of hanging scroll painting[6]

Nihon no Bijutsu Resources

• Otogizōshi, Narrative paintings of the Kamakura and Momoyama periods (1185-1600) Nihon no Bijutsu 52.
• Japanese painting during the Muromachi period Nihon no Bijutsu 207.
• Ink Painting (Suibokuga): Josetsu, Shubun, Sotan Nihon no Bijutsu 334.
• Early Kanō School – Kanō Masanobu (1434-1530) and Kanō Motonobu (1476-1559) Nihon no Bijutsu 485.
• Tosa Mitsunobu (1434-1525) and the Lineage of the Tosa School Nihon no Bijutsu 247.

Related Resources

Zen Painting