Japan · March 4, 1602 – November 4, 1674Wikidata
Kanō Tan'yū
Japanese artist (1602-1674)
Born in Kyoto. Died in Edo.
A life in paintings
Born 160216 dated paintingsDied 1674
40 works
1 without a public image, listed last
Sparrow and BambooKanō Tan'yū1600–1699 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
Famous Themes for Painting Study Known as “The Garden of Painting” (Gaen)Kanō Tan'yū1600–1670 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
Birds and FlowersKanō Tan'yū, Kanō Naonobu and Kiyohara Yukinobu17th century · Metropolitan Museum of Art- Gibbons Reaching for the MoonKanō Tan'yū1602–1674 · Cleveland Museum of Art
- FishermanKanō Tan'yū1602–1674 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
- Hoteiattributed to · Attributed to Kanō Tan'yū1615–1799 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
- Jizō Bosatsu Playing a FluteKanō Tan'yū1634–1666 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
- The Sixth Patriarch of Zen at the Moment of EnlightenmentKanō Tan'yū1635–1645 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
- Squirrel on BambooKanō Tan'yūc. 1650 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
- Ducks and ReedsKanō Tan'yūc. 1650 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
- Summer LandscapeKanō Tan'yū1662 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
- Winter LandscapeKanō Tan'yū1662 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
- Landscape in MoonlightKanō Tan'yū1663–1674 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
- Landscape in MoonlightKanō Tan'yū1663–1674 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
- Landscape in MoonlightKanō Tan'yū1663–1674 · Metropolitan Museum of Art