Muromachi Period | Japanese Art History | Little Art Talks

Art history of Japan's Muromachi Period.
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Further Reading & Sources:
History of Japanese Art by Penelope Mason
Japanese Art by Joan Stanley-Baker
Mentioned:
Rakuchu Rakugai-zu
Tofukuji sanmon
Zen garden of Ryoanji
Kichizan Mincho
Mokuan
Josetsu - Catching a Catfish with a Gourd
Tenshoo Shuubun - Reading in the Bamboo Study
Sesshu Toyo - Winter Landscape , Haboku
Kinkakuji / Temple of the Golden Pavilion
Ginkakuji / Temple of the Silver Pavilion
Kano Masanobu
Kano Motonobu
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[@Solaris290]

Great video. This was an interesting era to cover. :)

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[@acatinny]

So Mitsunobu Tosa had lived till he was 101 years old (1434-1535)!!!
That was like you hit 150 today since the life expectancy was like 50 years old at that time.
I know Hokusai had an unusual long life, but 101 was ridiculous.

[@littlearttalks]

+acatinny I actually double checked this, and it seems like the source I used was incorrect. It should be 1434-1525 - still a long life :) I'll add a note for the correction

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first seconds in and hearing "muromaki" i stopped.

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