Stunning Edo period screen depicting Tigers by Tosa Mitsusada

Enter the captivating world of Japanese artistry with our pair of painted screens depicting Tigers by the renowned Tosa Mitsusada. Born on July 9, 1738, during the mid to late Edo period, Mitsusada was an esteemed painter of the Tosa school, inheriting a legacy of excellence from his father, Mitsuyoshi Tosa, Head of the Court Painting Bureau. Mitsusada's remarkable talent and dedication to his craft propelled him to prestigious appointments and ranks, showcasing his mastery of the art world. Notably, he painted the Daijo-e Yukishuki folding screens, demonstrating his prowess in the craft. Beyond the court, Mitsusada's influence extended to the construction of Kansei period Dairi wall paintings, ensuring the prosperity of his branch of the Tosa family. His legacy of artistic brilliance lives on, with his works revered in esteemed institutions worldwide. Experience the majesty of Mitsusada's Tigers screens, a testament to his enduring legacy and artistic brilliance.