竹に鳥, 其一 Bird and Bamboo, Kiitsu, Japan Art Post Cards

Kiitsu Suzuki (1796-1858) was a Japanese artist of the last part of Edo era. In pupils of Hoitsu Sakai of Edo-rinpa, it is the best-known virtual successor.

Urbane sophistication and intellectual decorativeness common to modern times stand out and are placed when it is the pioneer illustrator of the modern Japanese painting.

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竹に鳥, 其一 Bird and Bamboo, Kiitsu, Japan Art

Kiitsu Suzuki (1796-1858) was a Japanese artist of the last part of Edo era. In pupils of Hoitsu Sakai of Edo-rinpa, it is the best-known virtual successor.

Urbane sophistication and intellectual decorativeness common to modern times stand out and are placed when it is the pioneer illustrator of the modern Japanese painting.

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