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The butterfly's costume corresponds to the costume of the court dance (bugaku) “Kochō”
and masterfully covered nearly all the subjects that interested Japanese painters of the time
as an educated person
exactly where the tip of the snout is in the "doubled" tiger
Fische im Fluss | Matsumura Keibun 松村景文 | 1779-1843 Tiere The butterfly's costume corresponds toMatsumura Keibun, along with his half brother Matsumura Goshun, is the forefather of the Shij school. Shijo means "Fourth Street"; it is still a busy, colorful street in Kyoto today. Nothing remains of the studio, but the fame and culture that emanated from the famous painting workshop has been a defining feature of academic traditional painting in Japan since the 19th century and well into the 20th century. With his work as a painter and teacher,
