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Bunchô's works are wide-ranging, but include a reproduction of a pair of paintings by Willem Hendrik van Royen; housed at the [[Gohyaku Rakan-ji]] in Edo, these were the only European paintings visible in the city for much of the period. As the paintings were lost in a typhoon in [[1820]], it is through copies by Bunchô and other artists that these works are known today.<ref>Timon Screech, ''Obtaining Images'', University of Hawaii Press (2012), 317-319.</ref>
Bunchô's works are wide-ranging, but include a reproduction of a pair of paintings by Willem Hendrik van Royen; housed at the [[Gohyaku Rakan-ji]] in Edo, these were the only European paintings visible in the city for much of the period. As the paintings were lost in a typhoon in [[1820]], it is through copies by Bunchô and other artists that these works are known today.<ref>Timon Screech, ''Obtaining Images'', University of Hawaii Press (2012), 317-319.</ref>
His students included [[Shiina Bunyu|Shiina Bun'yû]].<ref>Araki Tadashi 荒木矩 (ed.), ''Dai Nippon shoga meika taikan'' 大日本書画名家大鑑, 伝記上編, Tokyo: Daiichi Shobo (1984), 203.</ref>
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