Itō Jakuchū

1716–1800 · Japan

Itō Jakuchū (2 March 1716 – 27 October 1800) was a Japanese painter of the mid-Edo period, when Japan had isolated itself from the outside world. Many of his paintings concern traditionally Japanese subjects, particularly chickens and other birds. Wikipedia

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Works

“Cactus and Domestic Fowls”
“Elephant and Whale”, 1795 — Miho Museum
“Rooster and Hen with Hydrangeas”, 1759 — Museum of the Imperial Collections
“Mandarin ducks in the snow”, 1759 — Museum of the Imperial Collections
“Rooster and Sunflowers”, 1759 — Museum of the Imperial Collections
“Herbaceous peonies and butterflies”, 1758 — Museum of the Imperial Collections
“Birds on blossoming plum” — Museum of the Imperial Collections
“White fowl and pine” — Museum of the Imperial Collections
“White peacock and peonies under a pine” — Museum of the Imperial Collections
“Rose mallows and fowl” — Museum of the Imperial Collections
“Autumn Millet and Sparrows”, 1759 — Museum of the Imperial Collections
“Rooster and hen” — Museum of the Imperial Collections
“Cockatoos in an old pine” — Museum of the Imperial Collections
“Blossoming plum under the moon” — Museum of the Imperial Collections
“Hen and Rooster with Grapevine”, 1792 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Hanshan and Shide (Japanese: Kanzan and Jittoku)”, 1783 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Two Cranes”, 1725 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“White Plum Blossoms and Moon”, 1755 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Bean Vine”, 1734–1766 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Crabs and Peonies”, 1749 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Banana Leaves”, 1794 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Cranes, one of a pair” — Freer Gallery of Art
“Chrysanthemums and Rock” — Los Angeles County Museum of Art
“The Thirty-Six Immortal Poets (1 of a pair)”, 1798 — Denver Art Museum
“White Cockatoo on a Pine Branch” — Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
“White Cockatoo”, 1755 — Yale University Art Gallery
“Geese and Reeds” — Minneapolis Institute of Art
“Birds on a Plum Tree”, 1795 — Minneapolis Institute of Art
“Turtle” — Minneapolis Institute of Art
“Dragon” — Minneapolis Institute of Art
“Roosters and Hens [left of a pair]” — Minneapolis Institute of Art
“Crested Myna” — Minneapolis Institute of Art
“Cockerel and Tengu-Mask”, 1775 — Minneapolis Institute of Art
“Rooster and Family”, 1797 — Minneapolis Institute of Art
“Spiny Lobster” — Minneapolis Institute of Art
“Branch of Flowering Plum” — Harvard Art Museums
“Rooster” — Harvard Art Museums
“Chrysanthemum” — Harvard Art Museums
“Old Pine”, 1796 — Harvard Art Museums
“White goose and reeds” — Museum of the Imperial Collections