Japan · 1716 – January 17, 1784Wikidata
Yosa Buson
poet and painter from Japan (1716–1784)
Born in Kema. Died in Heian-kyō.
A life in paintings
Born 171615 dated paintingsDied 1784
24 works
RocksYosa Buson1615–1868 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
Landscape in 'Mi' StyleYosa Buson18th century · Los Angeles County Museum of Art- Woman Burning IncenseYosa Buson1716–1783 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
- Birds in Willows and Blossoming Peach TreeYosa Buson1716–1783 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
- Figures with Calligraphy of a Passage from the "Heike Monogatari" ("The Tales of Heike")Yosa Buson1730–1783 · Cleveland Museum of Art
- Autumn Flowers in a Bamboo BasketYosa Buson1760–1769 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
- Travels through Mountains and FieldsYosa Busonc. 1765 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
- Kite and two crowsYosa Busonc. 1766–1770 · Minneapolis Institute of Art
- Snow LandscapeYosa Buson1770–1779 · Cleveland Museum of Art
- Hanshan and ShideYosa Buson1770–1773 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
- Two Magpies on Willow and Peach TreesYosa Buson1774 · Minneapolis Institute of Art
- Spring Mountain, Passing RainYosa Busonc. 1775 · Yale University Art Gallery
- Landscape in Light ColorsYosa Buson1775 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
- Snowclad Houses in the NightYosa Buson1778–1783
- Scene from The Narrow Road to the Deep North (Oku no hosomichi)Yosa Busonc. 1780 · Metropolitan Museum of Art