Okada Beisanjin

Born: 1744
Died: 1820
Japanese: 岡田米山人 (Okada Beisanjin)

Okada Beisanjin was an Edo period painter.

An Osaka-based rice merchant, he studied the Confucian classics and came to serve the Tôdô clan lords of Tsu han as a Confucian scholar and advisor. As a painter, he was self-taught.

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References

Gallery labels, Metropolitan Museum.[1]