Matsumura Goshun

1752 — 1811

Japanese artist (1752-1811)

Matsumura Goshun, sometimes also referred to as Matsumura Gekkei, was a Japanese painter of the Edo period and founder of the Shijō school of painting. He was a disciple of the painter and poet Yosa Buson (1716–1784), a master of Japanese southern school painting.

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Matsumura Goshun

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A Poetic Gathering

Buying Fish in Xunyang

Comical Demon Mask

Fifty Years Old

Grapevine

Kakemono

Scenes from Essays in Idleness

Scenes from Essays in Idleness

Scenes from Essays in Idleness

Two Crows

Water Margin Bandits

Cat with Poems: Pictorial Parody of Priest Saigyo's Legend

Cherry Blossoms

Herb Gatherer in the Mountains

Fish Market

Monk Renshō Riding His Horse Backwards

Seventy-two Peaks Against the Blue Sky

God of Longevity

Romance of the Three Kingdoms

Blossoming Plum Tree

Cat's wedding

Chimaki (glutinous rice dumplings wrapped in bamboo or reed leaves) with Three Haiku by Ransetsu, Goshun and Buson

Farmhouse and Stream

Fisherman returning home

Flying Squirrel and Japanese Cedar (Musasabi)

Portrait of Kwanu

Three Crows

Yomeiride Dowry Painting with a Haiku by Yosa Buson (separate sheet) 「嫁入手」人物図及び蕪村筆「己が羽の文字もよめたり初烏」句（別紙）

Praying mantis on spray of leaves

Crockery Peddler

Carpenter at Work

Mice carrying the possessions of Daikoku, one of seven gods of good fortune

The characters Jo and Uba from the play Takasago

Quiet inlet; six-panel screen