1. Edo Period 1603 – 1868 Reestablished Shogunate of Ieyasu – moved capitol to Edo

2. Rimpa School of Painting

3. Boat Bridge, writing box, lacquered wood, gold leaf drawn from a 10 th century poem

4. Tawaraya Sotatsu Matsushima Screens Pair of 6 panel screens Rimpa School Edo Period, 17th c. Ink, gold leaf on paper

5. Literati Style (Nanga School) Painting Inspired by new Confucianism in Japanese, ancient Chinese literati, and individualism. Made work unique by blending Chinese models (literati), Japanese aesthetics, and personal expression.

6. Geese Aslant in the High Wind Edo Period, 1817 Ink and light colors on paper Literati styles include: expressive layers of calligraphic brushwork building up forms of trees, mountains, monochrome, and the solitary human habitation. Uragami Gyokudo

7. Poet on a Mountaintop, Literati painting example from Chinese artist, Shen Zhou, late 1400’s

8. Yosa Buson, Cuckoo Flying over New Verdure, Edo late 18 th century Literati Style: relating to Chinese literati, educated, literary, poetic, use of haiku

9. Social gatherings with everyday people Art for Middle CLASS Work produced between 17 th and 20 th century Ukiyo-e: Pictures of the Floating World

10. Daruma and a Young Woman in the Rain”, woodblock print by Suzuki Harunobu, 1765

12. 1st artist to design drawings for a multi- colored print Geisha as Daruma Crossing, Edo Period, mid - 18th c. Color woodblock Ukiyo-e Suzuki Harunobu

13. Katsushika Hokusai

14. “If I could live to 100, I would finally learn how to be an artist.”

15. Became immediately acclaimed in Western Europe - highly influencing late-19th and early 20th century art.

27. Great Wave over Kanagawa, Katsushika Hokusai,

28. Grand COURTESAN, Takahashi, Meiji period, 1872

29. nihonga: Japanese style in modern day