Who painted Portrait of Hojo Ujinaga?

Portrait of Hojo Ujinaga was painted by Tosa Mitsuoki in 1664.

Where can I see Portrait of Hojo Ujinaga?

Portrait of Hojo Ujinaga is held by Detroit Institute of Arts.

What movement is Portrait of Hojo Ujinaga?

Portrait of Hojo Ujinaga is associated with Tosa School.

Artwork

Portrait of Hojo Ujinaga

Tosa Mitsuoki , 1664

Portrait of Hojo Ujinaga is an unspecified painting by the Tosa School artist Tosa Mitsuoki. It dates from 1664 and is held in the collection of the Detroit Institute of Arts.

About this work

Overview

The Portrait of Hojo Ujinaga is a painting created by Tosa Mitsuoki around 1664. It is now held at the Detroit Institute of Arts.

Subject & Meaning

The portrait depicts a seated figure, Hojo Ujinaga, wearing red robes with black trim and a black hat, holding a fan. Japanese poetry above his head likely praises his status or virtues.

Technique & Style

The painting features a simple background with narrow bands of dark blue and gold patterns. A small red stamp near the bottom serves as the artist's signature. Tosa Mitsuoki's style, characteristic of the Tosa school, is evident in the work's composition and detail.