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Taikan Yokoyama
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Tessai Tomioka
Seiho Takeuchi
Shunkyo Yamamoto
Gyokudo Kawai
Shunso Hishida
Shoen Uemura
Kiyotaka Kaburagi
Kokei Kobayashi
Kansetsu Hashimoto
Ryushi Kawabata
Yukihiko Yasuda
Seison Maeda
Hako Irie
Bakusen Tsuchida
Kagaku Murakami
Shimei Terashima
Gyoshu Hayami
Shinsui Ito
Kayo Yamaguchi
Ikuo Hirayama
Rosanjin Kitaoji
Kanjiro Kawai
Denchu Hiragushi
Yoshio Hayashi
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Taikan Yokoyama
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"Innocence"
1897		 Known as the masterpiece that made a name for Taikan when he was 29 years old. "Innocence" means achieving enlightenment in Zen Buddhism. Taikan represented enlightenment by drawing an innocent child.
An innovative idea that became the talk of Japanese society.
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"Mountain after a Shower"
(Ten Scenes of Mt. Fuji)
1940		 A scroll from Taikan's Ten Scenes of Mt. Fuji and Ten Scenes of the Sea series painted in 1940, and said to be one of his best five India ink paintings. The mountain range depicted as a rain shower clears creates a flowing sensation; behind this, soaring in majesty, is Mt. Fuji.
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