1570–1643 · Japanese
Tawara Sōtatsu
- Rimpa school
Tawara Sōtatsu was a Japanese artist who lived from 1570 to 1643. He was associated with the Rimpa school. His known works include Crossing at Sano, Royal Visit to Ōhara, from The Tale of the Heike, and Moon and Autumn Grasses.
Biography
Solis Prints offers fine art prints of his work, including Crossing at Sano, Moon and Autumn Grasses, and Royal Visit to Ōhara, from The Tale of the Heike.
Timeline
- 1570Born
- 1631Painted “Scenes from Sekiya (The Barrier Gate) and Miotsukushi (Channel Markers) chapters of The Tale of Genji”
- 1643Died
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