nihonga การใช้

• Nihonga paintings do not need to be put under glass.
• She studied nihonga at Private Women's School of Fine Arts.
• Was a Japanese painter active in both yM
  ga and nihonga.
• Contemporary Nihonga has been the mainstay of New York's Dillon Gallery.
• "Nihonga " was not simply a continuation of older painting traditions.
• In 1931, he graduated from the Tokyo Fine Arts School in Nihonga Studies.
• One of his principal disciples was noted " Nihonga " painter Yuki Ogura.
• These are by renowned Japanese artists in the Nihonga style and reflect the different seasons.
• Gowland was also an avid collector of " Nihonga " style Japanese paintings.
• This subsequently became one of the principal styles of modern " Nihonga ".
• In 1934 he established the Shin Nihonga Kenkyk
  kai with other artists such as Kenji Yoshioka.
• He is notable for helping create the Japanese painting technique of " Nihonga ".
• Nihonga still has some cachet in Japan; the imperial family has always been partial to it.
• Famous " Nihonga " artists such as Maeda Seison were commissioned to paint the artworks.
• The museum owns famous nihonga paintings including some with " object of national cultural significance " status.
• His paintings are mostly landscapes or flowers in the " Nihonga " school of style.
• They depict the season in which the performance is taking place, often designed by renowned Nihonga artists.
• His art mainly reflects the work of nihonga painters like Kano Hogai, Hashimoto Gaho, and Takeuchi Seiho.
• The museum is known for its collection of 20th-century art and includes Western-style and Nihonga artists.
• From the beginning of the 1960s, Matsutani shifts from Nihonga to a more abstract style, experimenting with materials.