Reproduction Sakai Hoitsu "Woodpecker on Cypress" Limited Edition 1500/1341 Founder of Edo Rimpa School Flower

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[Seal]: Hōitsu

[Reference]: Sakai Hōitsu (1761-1829) was a painter and haiku poet of the late Edo period. He held the rank of Gon-daisōzu. His birth name was Sakai Tada-nao. His childhood name was Zenji, his common name was Eihachi, and his courtesy name was Kishin. He also used the art names Togyū, Kūzen, Ōson, Ukōan, Keikyodōjin, Teihakushi, Meimeikyo, and Fūsō. His haiku names were Hakufuku and Tōka in his very early years, and later Tōryō (Aya). His kyōka name was Shijiruzaru. He used the art name Tōryō for haiku, kyōka, and ukiyo-e paintings of beautiful women.

He was a devoted admirer of Ogata Kōrin and adapted the elegant Rinpa style into a sophisticated style infused with poetic sentiment and haiku sensibility, becoming the founder of the Edo Rinpa school.

[Paper Type]: Silk

[With Box]: Original box

[Overall Dimensions]: Approx. 183 x 53 cm

[Paper Dimensions]: Approx. 89 x 34 cm

[Product Number]: 24030306

[Condition]: This is a used item. Please purchase only after judging and being satisfied with the images.

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