Yoshitsugu Haizan 吉嗣拝山
吉嗣拝山 Yoshitsugu Haizan (1846-1915)
Nanga style painter of the late Edo and Taisho periods. A central figure in Kyushu's literary painters. He lost a right arm in an earthquake. People called him Left hand Haizan. He studied abroad in China (Qing dynasty) around 1858. He was good at Sansui landscape, (flower and bird) painting.
Nanga style painter of the late Edo and Taisho periods. A central figure in Kyushu's literary painters. He lost a right arm in an earthquake. People called him Left hand Haizan. He studied abroad in China (Qing dynasty) around 1858. He was good at Sansui landscape, (flower and bird) painting.
