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Mori Sosen (森 狙仙, 1747 – August 18, 1821) was a Japanese painter of the Shijō school during the Edo period. Mori Sosen is famous for his many paintings depicting monkeys. He also painted other animals, such as deer, boars, and peafowl. Robert van Gulik called him "an undisputed master" of the painting of the Japanese macaque. When a gibbon was brought in Japan by the Dutch in 1809, creating somewhat of a sensation (gibbons had long been depicted by Japanese artists, based on Chinese paintings of the animal, but no one in Japan had seen a live gibbon for centuries), it was Mori who had created a graphic record of this event as well.

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  • Mori Sosen (森狙仙, 1747-1821) est un peintre japonais de l'école Shijō pendant la période Edo. (fr)
  • Mori Sosen (森 狙仙, 1747 – August 18, 1821) was a Japanese painter of the Shijō school during the Edo period. Mori Sosen is famous for his many paintings depicting monkeys. He also painted other animals, such as deer, boars, and peafowl. Robert van Gulik called him "an undisputed master" of the painting of the Japanese macaque. When a gibbon was brought in Japan by the Dutch in 1809, creating somewhat of a sensation (gibbons had long been depicted by Japanese artists, based on Chinese paintings of the animal, but no one in Japan had seen a live gibbon for centuries), it was Mori who had created a graphic record of this event as well. It is unknown whether he was born in Osaka, Nagasaki, or Nishinomiya, but he lived in Osaka for most of his life. (en)
  • 森狙仙(もり そせん、1747年(延享4年) - 1821年8月18日(文政4年7月21日))は日本の江戸時代後期の絵師。通称は八兵衛、名を守象、字は叔牙。号としては祖仙、如寒斎、霊明庵、屋号の花屋も用いた。 狩野派や円山応挙などの影響を受けながら独自の画風を追求し、養子森徹山へと連なる森派の祖となった。主として動物画を描き、とりわけ得意とした猿画の代表作として『秋山遊猿図』がある。 (ja)
  • Мори Сосэн (яп. 森狙仙) (1747—1821) — японский художник-анималист, признанный мастер в рисовании обезьян. Представитель художественной школы Маруяма-Сидзё. Жил и работал в Осаке. В работах, посвящённых японским макакам, достиг высокой степени реализма. В 1809 году создал первое в Японии изображение гиббона с натуры. (ru)
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  • Mori Sosen (森狙仙, 1747-1821) est un peintre japonais de l'école Shijō pendant la période Edo. (fr)
  • 森狙仙(もり そせん、1747年(延享4年) - 1821年8月18日(文政4年7月21日))は日本の江戸時代後期の絵師。通称は八兵衛、名を守象、字は叔牙。号としては祖仙、如寒斎、霊明庵、屋号の花屋も用いた。 狩野派や円山応挙などの影響を受けながら独自の画風を追求し、養子森徹山へと連なる森派の祖となった。主として動物画を描き、とりわけ得意とした猿画の代表作として『秋山遊猿図』がある。 (ja)
  • Мори Сосэн (яп. 森狙仙) (1747—1821) — японский художник-анималист, признанный мастер в рисовании обезьян. Представитель художественной школы Маруяма-Сидзё. Жил и работал в Осаке. В работах, посвящённых японским макакам, достиг высокой степени реализма. В 1809 году создал первое в Японии изображение гиббона с натуры. (ru)
  • Mori Sosen (森 狙仙, 1747 – August 18, 1821) was a Japanese painter of the Shijō school during the Edo period. Mori Sosen is famous for his many paintings depicting monkeys. He also painted other animals, such as deer, boars, and peafowl. Robert van Gulik called him "an undisputed master" of the painting of the Japanese macaque. When a gibbon was brought in Japan by the Dutch in 1809, creating somewhat of a sensation (gibbons had long been depicted by Japanese artists, based on Chinese paintings of the animal, but no one in Japan had seen a live gibbon for centuries), it was Mori who had created a graphic record of this event as well. (en)
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  • Mori Sosen (fr)
  • 森狙仙 (ja)
  • Mori Sosen (en)
  • Мори Сосэн (ru)
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