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Ogata Kenzan

12 works

Browse 12 works by Ogata Kenzan from 5 museums, free to download in HD.

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Painting of autumn ivy with red and green leaves hanging from thin stems, with calligraphy in black ink beside it.

Autumn Ivy

after 1732

Ink painting of white blossoms on a branch by a fence, a small bird flying above, with calligraphy in columns.

“Fourth Month” from Fujiwara no Teika’s “Birds and Flowers of the Twelve Months”

1743

Ink drawing of a boat, fire brazier, red flowers on a hill and a black bird on waves, with Japanese calligraphy above.

“Sixth Month” from Fujiwara no Teika’s “Birds and Flowers of the Twelve Months”

1743

Painting of white evening glory flowers and green leaves on twining vines, with black calligraphy and a red seal at left.

Evening Glories

1750

Gold leaf folding fan painted with white and blue balloon flowers in a woven basket, with black calligraphy at the right edge

Balloon Flowers in a Basket

1700

Painting of white rose mallow flowers, buds and green leaves with gold veins on a tan ground.

Rose mallow

1800

Two-panel gold screen: a robed figure with a paper-streamer wand by a river, and seated courtiers beneath pine branches.

A Shinto ceremony

1615

Two fan-shaped paintings on gold silk: snowy grasses above and a snow-covered green pine branch below.

Snow-laden grasses and Snow-laden pine branches

1615

Folding fan with white chrysanthemums and green leaves on gold leaf, with bamboo ribs and calligraphy.

Chrysanthemum

1743

Painting of trailing vines with red autumn ivy leaves, dark green leaves, and Japanese calligraphy at the upper right.

蔦紅葉図

1732

Gold-leaf folding screen with a gnarled plum tree in white and red blossom and azaleas on a green mound below.

Plum Trees [right of a pair of Plum Trees and Hollyhocks]

Six-panel gold folding screen with red, pink and white hollyhocks rising from green leaves on a gold background.

Hollyhocks [left of a pair of Plum Trees and Hollyhocks]