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Tosa Mitsuyoshi

biography of a renowned artist tosa mitsuyoshi, a prominent japanese painter, was born in kyoto in 1539 and passed away in 1613. he succeeded the tosa school, which had been the head of the imperial painting bureau in the muromachi period, and moved the studio from kyoto to sakai. artistic contributions tosa mitsuyoshi is best known for his illustrated handscrolls, emaki, such as the legends of kiyomizu-dera. his work showcases a unique

blend of traditional japanese painting techniques and the influence of chinese art. key artistic features: delicate brushwork vibrant color palette innovative use of gold leaf notable works:* the oak tree (gold leaf, 24.7cm x 20.8cm) butterflies (gold leaf, 165.1cm x 367.7cm) drinking festival of the eight immortals of the wine cup (paper, 131.1cm x 60.1cm) *note: not exclusively by tosa mitsuyoshi, but a notable example of his st…