Japon · 1723–1776
Ike Taiga
Ike no Taiga est un des peintres les plus célèbres du Bunjin-ga, la peinture de lettrés japonaise, inspirée de la peinture de lettrés chinoise.
Homeward Sailing Boats
18th century · Minneapolis Institute of Art
Finger Painting of a Landscape
ca. 1730s · Metropolitan Museum of Art
Bamboo and Rocks in Clearing Skies
mid-1700s · Cleveland Museum of Art
Hanshan and Shide
c. 1745–76 · Cleveland Museum of Art
Chrysanthemums
18th century · Non exposée · Minneapolis Institute of Art
The Four Accomplishments
mid 18th century · Non exposée · Minneapolis Institute of Art
Calligraphy and Magnolia
18th century · Non exposée · Minneapolis Institute of Art
Kinzan Island
mid 18th century · Non exposée · Minneapolis Institute of Art
Heart Sutra and Landscape
mid 18th century · Non exposée · Minneapolis Institute of Art
Gion Festival Float under Moon
18th century · Non exposée · Minneapolis Institute of Art
Friends Visiting in the Mountains
mid 18th century · Non exposée · Minneapolis Institute of Art
The Lanting Gathering
Early Summer 1762 · Non exposée · Minneapolis Institute of Art
Landscape with River View
c. 1770 · Non exposée · Minneapolis Institute of Art
Bamboo Endures the Frost
1840 · Non exposée · Minneapolis Institute of Art
Group Pilgrimage to the Jizo Nun
1755/65 · Non exposée · Art Institute of Chicago
West Lake
mid-1700s · Non exposée · Cleveland Museum of Art
Riding in Springtime Mountains
1700s · Non exposée · Cleveland Museum of Art
Fishing in a Springtime Valley
1700s · Non exposée · Cleveland Museum of Art
Night Mooring at Maple Bridge
mid- to late 1700s · Non exposée · Cleveland Museum of Art
Country Retreat in Early Summer
18th century · Non exposée · Minneapolis Institute of Art
Bamboo in Wind
1723–1776 · Non exposée · Art Institute of Chicago