Tsuji Kakō

1870 — 1931

Japanese artist (1870-1931)

Tsuji Kakō was a Japanese painter, trained by Kōno Bairei both in the Maruyama and Shijō schools of painting. His Zen training, which he started in 1899, influenced much of his painting style and led to his name being associated with the unconventional.

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Tsuji Kakō

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Daruma

Cranes of Immortality

Crows and Willow

Daruma

Ducks near Pond in snow

Fresh Wind in the Old Park

Gathering of Chinese Women

Green Waves

Hazy Moon through Pine Tree

Jurojin

Kamo River Bank in the Misty Rain

Mount Kumgang (Kongōzan) in Korea

Pine Grove

Plum Trees

Quiet Garden in Spring

Remaining Snow

Returning Farmer

Shinto Shrine

Takasago

Thatched Cottage in the Willows

Washing Potatoes

Waterfall Deep in the Mountains

Waterfowl at the Water's edge

Waterfowl in Snow

Waves and Plovers

Waves and Plovers

Nakakuni Delivering an Imperial Request

Sound of Waves (Tosei)

Sound of Waves (Tosei)

Hideyoshi Viewing Cherry Blossoms (Taiko kan-o-zu)

Hideyoshi Viewing Cherry Blossoms (Taiko kan-o-zu)

Ox

Fisherman Returning on a Mountainside Path

Sanjo Bridge

View of Myriad Misty Peaks (Joho enka-zu)

View of Myriad Misty Peaks (Joho enka-zu)

Heron and Willow

Golden Waves and White Seagulls

White Heron Castle

Joy in the Garden

Changansa Temple

Diamond Gate

Old Pine