Trauben mit Eichhörnchen 葡萄と栗鼠 | Kanō Dōun (auch Tōun) 狩野洞雲 | 1625-1694 Schnee die die Erhabenheit der Figur

die die Erhabenheit der Figur auf berührende Weise herausstreicht

) Shunkyō

which was not uncommon at the time

to reformulate classical motifs

Trauben mit Eichhörnchen 葡萄と栗鼠 | Kanō Dōun (auch Tōun) 狩野洞雲 | 1625-1694 Schnee die die Erhabenheit der FigurKan Dun led an eventful life. He came from a family of artisans and became a student of the greatest Kan master of the 17th century, Kan Tany. He was even adopted by Tany, but when Tany himself had a son, Dun could no longer inherit his legacy. Dun went on to found the Suruga Kan school, which carried out important commissions for the Shogunate, and, with his numerous awards, is considered one of the great masters of this artistic institution. Kan Dun