But he laments the fact that Yukinobu — and other women artists from Japan — are not given more prominence beyond occasional inclusion in broad group shows.
But she never signed her paintings, according to Kanō tradition, as Kanō Yukinobu.
The Denver Art Museum alone has 13 imitations of Yukinobu paintings, and only one authentic work.
A peony in the collection of MFA Boston (not on view), which holds several Yukinobu paintings.
“There’s a core group of female scholars who are pursuing this (the study of Japanese women artists),” he explained.
Persons:
Kiyohara Yukinobu, —, ”, Einor Cervone, Yukinobu, Benzaiten, Paul Berry, “, ” Berry, Kanō Tan’yū, Kusumi Morikage, Berry, Cervone, Yang Guifei, Tang, Xuanzong, it’s, Kiyohara, consort Yang Guifei, ” Cervone, Boston Berry, he’s, don’t, Picasso, I’m, It’s
Organizations:
CNN, Denver Art Museum, Tokyo National Museum, Miho Museum, Metropolitan Museum of Art, Museum of Fine Arts Boston, Boston, Suntory Museum of Art, Women’s University
Locations:
Japan, Kyoto, New York, “, Tokyo, Shibuya, East Asia