Minzan was a Japanese painter who lived during the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries. Born in 1772, this artist's life spanned several decades of Japanese history until their death in 1844.
The artistic legacy of Minzan is represented in specialized collections, including works held by the Indianapolis Museum of Art. Our catalog recognizes the following regarding their contribution to the visual arts:
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