Kitaoji Rosanjin
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Kitaoji Rosanjin
Kitaoji Rosanjin (1883-1959) was a famous Japanese artist renowned for his works in pottery, calligraphy, painting and food presentations. He was born in Fukui prefecture and moved to Tokyo in 1902 to study calligraphy at the Tokyo School of Fine Arts. He graduated in 1907 and shortly thereafter established his own kiln in the town of Otaki. Rosanjin was a prolific artist and produced a wide range of works, including trays, bowls, and vases. He also created unique flower designs using multiple glazes. His calligraphic works included poems, popular stories and sutras. A noted artist, Rosanjin was also a food connoisseur and hosted private dinners in his own restaurant for famous guests. Among his most famous works are the 'Sake Cup with Chrysanthemum and Plum Tree', 'Kofukuji Temple with Moon and Flowers', and 'Tani Buncho with a Poem'.
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