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Kanō Mitsunobu
biography and artistic style kanō mitsunobu, a prominent figure in the kanō school of japanese painting, was born in 1565 in kyoto, japan. as the son of kanō eitoku, mitsunobu was destined to carry on the family's artistic legacy. he became an influential artist in his own right, known for his mastery of the fundamental kanō school style and his unique expression of delicate, elegant, and gentle lightness. artistic contributions mitsuno
bu's color paintings, often featuring flowers, trees, and similar subjects, made extensive use of gold-leaf, characteristic of the kanō school. his work can be seen in various kyoto palaces and temples, including the kyoto imperial palace. notably, his style is also reflected in lacquer decoration at the mausoleum of warlord toyotomi hideyoshi in kyoto's kōdaiji temple. notable works and collaborations * flowers and grasses of the four…
