[Aeolus and Thor Figure / Hanging Scroll] Japanese Linpai

Product Information: This work uses top-quality metallic glossy photo paper 260gsm output for an extra luxurious feel. Delivery time (working days): 10~20 days for framed type **What is Linpa?** Linpai (りんぱ), also known as "Korinpai", is a school of plastic arts that rose from the late Momoyama period in Japan to modern times. The first generation Honami Koyue and Takaya Soda established their style, the second generation Ogata Korin and the Kanyama brothers created a large number of works to carry forward it, and the third generation Sakai Koichi not only continued his style, but also integrated the works of his predecessors. Announced to the world, "Linpai" can be recognized by the society as a systematic genre. Compared with other schools of the Edo period, such as the Kano School, Maruyama and Shijo Schools, the painting skills were directly learned from the painters through imprinting. Lin brought considerable influence to European Impressionism, modern Japanese painting and design, and played a pivotal role in the history of Japanese art. **Lynpa's Intergenerational Inheritance** 2015 is "400 Years of Rinpai", and there are considerable exhibitions all over Japan. The four most representative craft painters in the Lin School are listed in the chronological order of their appearance, namely Takaya Sotatsu, Ogata Korin, Sakai Koichi, and Kansaka Xuejia. The four craft painters did not know each other, and never even met. Because the eras they lived in were exactly about a hundred years apart. In the history of Linpai's development, they each represent a hundred years or a century. **The first master of Linpai, Sota Taya** The founder of the Lin School, Sota Takuya, established a new style of painting that reflected the spirit of the emerging bourgeoisie on the basis of integrating the techniques of Yamato painting. He not only maintained the strong sense of life of Momoyama barrier murals started by Kano, but at the same time pursued the soft and subtle ink color changes of ink paintings, and created Yamato ink paintings. Zongda's works "Aeolus and Thunder God", "The Story of Genji", "Picture Screen", "Lianchi Waterfowl", "Cow" and other works have different techniques. Linpai art painting is based on the tradition of Yamato-e, and has rich decoration and design. A striking visual feature is the contrast of shades formed by the use of dazzling gold and silver aluminum foil and jet-black ink. The most representative works, such as "The God of Wind and God of Thunder" by Sotatsu Taya, a Japanese national treasure owned by Kennin-ji Temple in Kyoto, are currently stored in the Kyoto National Museum. https://image-cdn-flare.qdm.cloud/q665027dd6a3a4/image//data/rinpa/2_1.jpg https://image-cdn-flare.qdm.cloud/q665027dd6a3a4/image//data/rinpa/peaceful_living_room_wall3_1.jpg Aluminum frame: https://image-cdn-flare.qdm.cloud/q665027dd6a3a4/image//data/%C3%A7%C2%B4%C3%A6%C2%AC%C3%A5%C2%B0%C3%A7%C2%A3%C3%A8%C2%A1%C2%AB/S_18104327-01_1.jpg