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Birds and Flowers of the Four Seasons (cranes)

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Birds and Flowers of the Four Seasons (cranes)

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Painted in the late 16th century. It appears that Eitoku painted multiple versions of "Birds and Flowers of the Four Seasons". All of which with different birds and trees.

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Meeting between Emperor Wen and Fisherman Lu Shange

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Meeting between Emperor Wen and Fisherman Lu Shange

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Painted in 1600. The fisherman, the man alone, agreed to be the emperors counselor and helped establish the exalted Zhou dynasty.

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Famous Views of Sagano (top) and Famous Views of Uji (bottom)

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Famous Views of Sagano (top) and Famous Views of Uji (bottom)

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Painted in 1560. This was painted on a silk screen, most likely for the warlords or people living in the castles.

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Painted int 1561. There is actually another left half to this painting. It is a view of the inside and outside the capital.

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Painted in 1590. Here he gets into his mythological painting genre. There is another half to this painting.

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Painted in 1590. He would paint oversized animals with gold foil to illustrate the power and the energy of the daimyo patrons.

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Painted between 1570 & 1590. He would use ink and gold foil on his paintings. He is believed to be the first to ever do this. This captures the sophistication of his art.

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Painted in 1590. Eitoku would paint on large sliding doors and folding screens to appeal to to the warlords who dominated the Momoyama period. It suited their grand interiors of their massive and impressive castles.

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Painted between 1573 & 1590. Eitoku starting painting on sliding doors and folding screens.

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Painted in 1590. He was famous for using gold leaves in the background of his paintings.

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He was born on February 16, 1543 in Kyoto, Japan. His Great-Grandfather, Kano Masanobu is credited with establishing the Kanō School. Eitoku created landscape paintings.