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Japan · March 1, 1716 – October 27, 1800Wikidata

Itō Jakuchū

Japanese artist (1716-1800)

Born in Nishiki Market. Died in Sekihō-ji Temple.

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A life in paintings

Born 171630 dated paintingsDied 1800

62 works

  • Two Cranes
    Two Cranes
    Itō Jakuchū
    1600–1850 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • White fowl and pine
    White fowl and pine
    Itō Jakuchū
    18th century · Museum of the Imperial Collections
  • Blossoming plum under the moon
    Blossoming plum under the moon
    Itō Jakuchū
    18th century · Museum of the Imperial Collections
  • Birds on blossoming plum
    Birds on blossoming plum
    Itō Jakuchū
    18th century · Museum of the Imperial Collections
  • Rooster and hen
    Rooster and hen
    Itō Jakuchū
    18th century · Museum of the Imperial Collections
  • Rose mallows and fowl
    Rose mallows and fowl
    Itō Jakuchū
    18th century · Museum of the Imperial Collections
  • Cockatoos in an old pine
    Cockatoos in an old pine
    Itō Jakuchū
    18th century · Museum of the Imperial Collections
  • Cranes
    Cranes
    Itō Jakuchū
    18th century · Freer Gallery of Art
  • Cranes, one of a pair
    Cranes, one of a pair
    Itō Jakuchū
    18th century · Freer Gallery of Art
  • Chrysanthemums and Rock
    Chrysanthemums and Rock
    Itō Jakuchū
    18th century · Los Angeles County Museum of Art
  • White Cockatoo on a Pine Branch
    White Cockatoo on a Pine Branch
    Itō Jakuchū
    18th century · Museum of Fine Arts Boston
  • Fish
    Fish
    Itō Jakuchū
    18th century · Museum of the Imperial Collections
  • White goose and reeds
    White goose and reeds
    Itō Jakuchū
    18th century · Museum of the Imperial Collections
  • Birds on blossoming peach tree
    Birds on blossoming peach tree
    Itō Jakuchū
    18th century · Museum of the Imperial Collections
  • Peonies and birds
    Peonies and birds
    Itō Jakuchū
    18th century · Museum of the Imperial Collections
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