Eizan Children Imitating a Daimyo Procession
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| Item No | A1-94-282 |
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| Title | Children Imitating a Daimyo Procession |
| Artist | Eizan |
| Date | the Edo Period |
| Condition | Foxing,Rubbing,Tears,Backed |
| Size | 9.5×7.5cm |
| Price | $326.56 |
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Eizan
1787-1867
Ukiyoe painter. Also referred to as Kodamaya Eizan or others as Gago. Learned the painting from his father Eiji who used to be a pupil of Kano School as well as Suzuki Nanrei. In approx.1804, he began to produce his original sensual beauty as taking in Utamaro I’s latest years’ painting style. He is also known as a pioneer who began a full-length beauty on a diptych hanging scroll. As a founder of Kikukawa School, he instructed excellent pupils such as Eisen.
