Hasegawa Sôya
1590–1667
Sōya was the son of Hasegawa Tōhaku, known for his innovations in large-scale painting. In his screens of Uji Bridge, Sōya combined traditional poetic motifs with gold, silver and raised white pigment made from shells.
1590–1667
Sōya was the son of Hasegawa Tōhaku, known for his innovations in large-scale painting. In his screens of Uji Bridge, Sōya combined traditional poetic motifs with gold, silver and raised white pigment made from shells.
