Description [与謝蕪村 Yosa Buson] 1716-1784 A haiku poet and painter from the mid-Edo period. People from Settsu. His original surname was Taniguchi, but he later changed it to Yosa. Buson is a haiku name. Separate issue: Zaitori, Zaitori Yohantei, Shikoan. Painting names, such as Shunxing, Shiming, Changgen, Xieyin, Chaocang, etc. He went to Edo and became a disciple of the haiku poet Hayano Hato (Yohantei Soa). After wandering around various countries, he settled in Kyoto and later took the name Yohantei II. He exhibited a romantic and pictorial style of haiku, created new types of poems such as ``Spring Wind Horse Tsutsumikyoku,'' and played a central role in the Chuko haikai movement. In painting, he is considered to be one of the masters of Japanese Nanga along with Taiga Ike. Reference period: Mid-Edo period Considering the age, condition is standard. There is damage, stains, slight creases, and some insect damage to the main paper. Box damaged overall size：H174x W50.5(cm)

Weight: 1178g

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• Primary Material: Paper
• Age: Pre-1800
• Original/Reproduction: Vintage Original
• Color: Multi-Color
• Maker: JAPAN
• Region of Origin: Japan

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