Hishida Shunsō

Sep 21, 1874 - Sep 16, 1911

Hishida Shunsō was the pseudonym of a Japanese painter from the Meiji period. One of Okakura Tenshin's pupils along with Yokoyama Taikan and Shimomura Kanzan, he played a role in the Meiji era innovation of Nihonga. His real name was Hishida Miyoji. He was also known for his numerous paintings of cats.

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Black Cat (Kuroki Neko) (1910)

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Black Cat (Kuroki Neko), 1910 - Hishida Shunso - WikiArt.org

Fallen Leaves (Ochiba) (1909)

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Fallen Leaves (Ochiba), 1909 - Hishida Shunso - WikiArt.org

Kikujido (1900)

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Kikujido - Wikidata

Egret Scroll (1909)

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Egret Scroll, c.1909 - Hishida Shunso - WikiArt.org

羅浮仙

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Fisherman in a Mist-Enshrouded Landscape

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Fisherman in a Mist-Enshrouded Landscape - Wikidata

Herd Boy

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寡婦と孤児 (1895)

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寡婦と孤児, 1895 - Hishida Shunso - WikiArt.org

賢首菩薩 (1907)

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賢首菩薩, 1907 - Hishida Shunso - WikiArt.org

Mahakasyapa smiling at the lotus flower (1897)

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