Unkoku Togan

Born: 1547
Died: 1618
Japanese: 雲谷冬瓜 (Unkoku Tougan)

Unkoku Tôgan was an Azuchi-Momoyama period painter in the style of Sesshû, and in the service of Môri Terumoto. The founder of the Unkoku school of painting, he had a significant influence on painting styles in western Honshû and northern Kyûshû.

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References

"Willow and Pine with Birds and Flowers, Attributed to Mitani Tôshuku." Metropolitan Museum. Accessed 30 December 2012.
"Landscape. Unkoku Tôgan." Gallery label. Tokyo National Museum. July 23, 2010.