Jiang Jia-pu (English name)

Japanese: 江稼圃 - こうかほ（英語表記）Jiang Jia-pu

A literati painter from the Qing Dynasty in China. Born in Lin'an (Zhejiang Province). His given name was Dailai, his style was Lianshan (one theory goes that his given name was Taijiao, his style was Dailai), and his pen name was Kaipu. He frequently visited Japan from 1804 onwards, and taught literati painting in Nagasaki, which marked the beginning of the Japanese art world learning about landscape painting from the Southern School of painting. He is more famous in Japan than in China. His major work is "The Mountains and the Flying Springs."

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Japanese:

中国，清の文人画家。臨安 (浙江省) の人。名は大来，字は連山 (一説に名は泰交，字は大来) ，号は稼圃。文化1 (1804) 年以来しばしば来日し，長崎で文人画の指導を行い，日本画壇が南宗画系山水画を学び取る端緒となった。中国よりも日本において著名。主要作品『渓山飛泉図』。

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