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== Art ==
== Art ==
[[Image:Birds Japanese painting.jpg|right|120px|Birds, Japanese painting]]
[[Image:Birds Japanese painting.jpg|right|120px|Birds, Japanese painting]]
Japanese art comes from prehistoric times. It has been influenced by [[Chinese]] art and Zen Buddhism, as well as by Western art. Painting (絵画) is one of the oldest Japanese art, and the most popular one. Main Painting Schools are: Suibokuga, Kano, Tosa-ha, Nanga and Shijo.
Japanese art comes from prehistoric times. It has been influenced by [[Chinese]] art and Zen Buddhism, as well as by Western art. Painting (絵画) is one of the oldest Japanese art, and the most popular one. Main Painting Schools are: Suibokuga, Kanō, Rimpa, Tosa-ha, Nanga and Shijo.
Japanese interpretations and painters may be studied in the following periods:
* Ancient Japan
* Ancient Japan
* Heian and [[Kamakura]] periods
* Heian and [[Kamakura]] periods
* Muromachi period
* Muromachi period
: Josetsu (如拙) (1405 – 1423), the father of Japanese ink painting.
* Azuchi-Momoyama period
* Azuchi-Momoyama period
: Kanō Eitoku (狩野 永徳) (1543 - 1590), prominent patriarchs of the Kanō School.
* Edo period
* Edo period
: Tawaraya Sōtatsu (俵屋宗達) (c. 1600s), co-founder of the Rimpa School.
: Katsushika Hokusai (葛飾北斎) (1760 — 1849), Ukiyo-e (浮世絵) genre painter and printmaker. "Behind the Great Wave at Kanagawa" is one of the most renowned Japanese paintings.
* Meiji period
* Meiji period
* Taisho period
* Taisho period
* Showa period
* Showa period
: Ogura Yuki (小倉遊亀) (1895 - 2000), traditional female painter.
* Contemporary period
* Contemporary period
: Shinoda Toko (篠田桃紅) (b. 1913), female painter, sumi (ink) paintings and prints.
== Cities ==
== Cities ==