Biography
Itō Jakuchū (1716–1800) — Japanese artist (1716-1800).
Itō Jakuchū worked as painter, greengrocer and wholesaler and is associated with Japan. Their documented life spans the years 1716 to 1800, born in Nishiki Market, died in Sekihō-ji Temple.
| Disciplines | painter, greengrocer, wholesaler |
|---|---|
| Born | 1716, Nishiki Market |
| Died | 1800, Sekihō-ji Temple |
| Nationality | Japan |
Works
- Herbaceous peonies and butterflies
- Hanshan and Shide (Japanese: Kanzan and Jittoku)
- Hen and Rooster with Grapevine
- Mandarin ducks in the snow
- Cranes
- White Plum Blossoms and Moon
- White Cockatoo
- Rooster and hen
- White Cockatoo on a Pine Branch
- The Thirty-Six Immortal Poets (1 of a pair)
- Blossoming plum under the moon
- Rose mallows and fowl
- Bean Vine
- Rooster and Hen with Hydrangeas
- Cranes, one of a pair
- Birds on blossoming plum
- White fowl and pine
- Rooster and Sunflowers
- Old Pine
- Cockatoos in an old pine
- Lotu
- Chrysanthemums and Rock
- Elephant and Whale
- Autumn Millet and Sparrows
- Two Cranes
- Chicken
