Asian And Middle Eastern Artists Codexery

A source-cited reference to asian and middle eastern artists

Asian And Middle Eastern Artists (31)

• Kamāl ud-Dīn Behzād — Persian master of Islamic miniature painting and director of royal ateliers in Herat and Tabriz.
• Kim Hongdo — Joseon painter known for genre scenes and Western-influenced techniques.
• Li Tang (painter) — Chinese landscape painter who perfected the axe-cut brushstroke.
• Ma Yuan (painter) — Song dynasty painter known for one-corner compositions.
• Mir Emad Hassani — Celebrated Persian calligrapher who perfected the Nastaʿlīq style.
• Nakkaş Osman — Chief Ottoman miniaturist of the late sixteenth century.
• Nandalal Bose — Pioneer of modern Indian art and key figure of Contextual Modernism.
• Ogata Kōrin — Japanese painter and designer who revived the Rinpa school and brought its designs into lacquerware.
• Qiu Ying — Ming dynasty master of gongbi and blue-and-green painting
• Qiu Zhu — Ming dynasty painter known for figure paintings and Guanyin depictions.
• Qi Baishi — Chinese painter known for playful style and diverse subjects.
• Reza Abbasi — Last great master of the Persian miniature, known for single figures of beautiful youths.
• Sheikh Hamdullah — Sheikh Hamdullah (1436–1520) was a master of Islamic calligraphy born in Amasya, a north-central Anatolian town in the…
• Shin Saimdang — Joseon-era artist, calligraphist, poet, and mother of Yi I.
• Shinsui Itō — Pioneer of shin-hanga and master of bijin-ga.
• Shōji Hamada — Japanese potter and major figure of the mingei folk-art movement
• Tang Yin — Tang Yin (1470–1524), also known by his courtesy names Bohu and Ziwei, was a Chinese painter, calligrapher, and poet…
• Tawaraya Sōtatsu — Rinpa master of screens and scrolls
• Thawan Duchanee — Thai National Artist known for dark Buddhist imagery.
• Kanō Eitoku — Patriarch of the Kanō school and master of the monumental style.
• Kawanabe Kyōsai — Japanese painter and caricaturist, considered the first political caricaturist of Japan and the greatest successor of…
• Kim Chŏnghŭi — Master calligrapher, epigraphist, and scholar of Korea's Joseon period, creator of the Chusa style.
• Lala Deen Dayal — Indian photographer and court photographer to the Nizam of Hyderabad.
• Mir Sayyid Ali — Persian miniature painter who shaped Mughal art under Akbar.
• Ogata Kenzan — Edo period potter, painter, and calligrapher of Kyō ware.
• Ouyang Xun — Tang dynasty calligrapher and scholar, one of the Four Great Calligraphers.
• Seiu Ito — Japanese painter recognised as the father of modern kinbaku.
• Sharaku — Mysterious ukiyo-e artist of kabuki actor portraits.
• Shen Zhou — Ming painter who revived Yuan styles and was a central early master of the Wu School.
• Shibata Zeshin — Japanese lacquer painter and print artist of the late Edo period and early Meiji era
• Sin Yunbok — Joseon painter known for erotic genre scenes and expulsion from Tohwasŏ.

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