Ogata Kōrin

Definition

Ogata Kōrin was a Japanese painter from the Edo period known for his bold and innovative style. His works often featured vibrant colors, intricate patterns, and a combination of traditional Japanese motifs with contemporary influences.

Related terms

Rinpa School: A school of painting in Japan that was influenced by Ogata Kōrin's style, characterized by decorative designs, bold compositions, and the use of gold leaf.

Rimpa Screens: Folding screens or sliding doors decorated in the Rinpa style, featuring nature scenes, flowers, birds, or landscapes.

Tawaraya Sotatsu: A contemporary artist who collaborated with Ogata Kōrin on some works. He is known for his calligraphy and use of gold leaf in his paintings.