狩野探淵守真 Kano Tanen Morizane (1805-1853) Japanese art a set of two kakejiku kakemono wall hanging scrolls / Sansui Landscapes Wild Geese Pine Plum Bamboo and Waterfall with Box RC282 God He is said to have

He is said to have been a master of the tea ceremony and to have received the patronage of 松平不昧 Matsudaira Fumai (1751-1818)

Bamboo 都山流 TOZAN-ryu school Japanese traditional wind instrument flute S216

Born into the Takagi family

7cm x 175cm

狩野探淵守真 Kano Tanen Morizane (1805-1853) Japanese art a set of two kakejiku kakemono wall hanging scrolls / Sansui Landscapes Wild Geese Pine Plum Bamboo and Waterfall with Box RC282 God He is said to haveDescription Kano Tanen Morizane (1805 1853) Japanese art a set of two kakejiku kakemono wall hanging scrolls Sansui Landscapes Wild Geese Pine Plum Bamboo and Waterfall with Box RC282 Kano Tanen Morizane (1805 1853) Late Edo period painter. His name was Morizane and his painting name was Tanbun. Eldest son of Kano Tanshin Morimichi. The eighth generation of the Kajibashi Kano family. Participated in the production of barrier paintings for the Edo