Chronological table

Historical transition Events related to the Rimpa school Forms that were created by the Rimpa school and passed on through books Until the Rimpa school became known as such The Rimpa school crosses the sea
-1602
Azuchi-Momoyama		 1558 Birth of HON'AMI Koetsu            
? Birth of TAWARAYA Sotatsu            
1603-
Edo		     1596          
    1608 Koetsu Utaibon Miidera      
1615
HON'AMI Koetsu was granted Takagamine by the Shogun, TOKUGAWA Ieyasu
 1615 Ise Monogatari (The Tales of Ise)      
1637 Death of HON'AMI Koestu        
? Death of TAWARAYA Sotatsu        
1658 Birth of OGATA Korin        
1663 Birth of OGATA Kenzan        
1688-1707
Genroku Culture		              
1716 Death of OGATA Korin 1716 Hinagata Miyako Fuzoku (Rare and Popular Kimono Patterns of the Capital)(NISHIKAWA Sukenobu)      
      1717 Seken Musume Katagi (Characters of Worldly Young Women) (EJIMA Kiseki)      
1743 Death of OGATA Kenzan 1720 Ehon Tekagami (lit. Painting Manual of Famous Brushes of China and Japan) (OOKA Shunboku)      
1761 Birth of SAKAI Hoitsu        
1804-1830
Kasei Culture		     1802 Korin Gafu (lit. Korin's Picture-album) (NAKAMURA Yoshinaka)        
        1813 Ogataryuu Ryakuinpu (Catalog of 16 Ogata Artists)』 (SAKAI Hoitsu)    
1815
The 100th anniversary of the death of OGATA Korin
 1815 Korin Hyakuzu (One Hundred Pictures by Korin) (SAKAI Hoitsu) 1815 Ogataryuu Ryakuinpu (SAKAI Hoitsu)    
    1817 Oson gafu (The Picture album by Oson (Hoitsu)) (SAKAI Hoitsu)      
1828 Death of SAKAI Hoitsu     1823 Siebold's first visit to Japan
1868-
Meiji		             1878 Fenollosa's first visit to Japan
    1882 Kaisei kaiga shuppin mokuroku (lit.Revised list of Exhibited paintings) (Ministry of Agriculture and Commerce of Japan)    
    1890 Fenollosa's return to Boston to assume a post of the curator of Boston Museum of Fine Arts'oriental art department
1893 The 150th anniversary of the death of OGATA Kenzan     1894 Korin Hyakuzu (One Hundred Paintings by Korin) First part (edited by SAKAI Hoitsu)
  1899 Hanagoromo (edited by Mitsui Department Store)   1900 ASAI Chu studying abroad to France.
The Fifth Paris International Exposition
    1901 Kohon Nihon Teikoku Bijutsu Ryakushi (A Shortened History of Japan's Fine Arts) (The Imperial Museum) 1901 KAMISAKA Sekka's inspection to the Western countries.
Glasgow International Exhibition
    1903 Korinha Gashu (Masterpieces selected from the Korin school) (TAJIMA Shiitsu) 1903 Kokkei Zuan (Collection of Humoraous Designs) (KAMISAKA Sekka)
      1909 Momoyogusa (A World of Things) vol.1 (KAMISAKA Sekka)
1912-
Taisho 		1915 The 200th anniversary of the death of OGATA Korin 1915 Shin Korin moyo (lit. The New Korin patterns) (edited by YAMADA Naosaburo)        
Mitsukoshi vol.5 no.3
Mitsukoshi vol.5 no.5 (edited by Mitsukoshi)		 1918 Kyoto Nikki(Kyoto Diary) (AKUTAGAWA Ryunosuke)    
Korin gaseinihyakunenki kinen Korin ihin tenrankai chinretsuhin zuroku (lit. The pictorial records of the 200 th–anniversary exhibition of Korin's work) (edited by YAMADA Naosaburo)     1921 Toa Bijutsushi ko (Epochs of Chinese & Japanese art: an outline of East Asiatic design) second part (Fenollosa)
1926-
Showa		         1934 Rimpa Sodan (lit. Collection of stories about Rimpa) (AIMI Kou) 1929 Asai Chu gashu oyobi hyoden (lit. Illustration collection and commentary book on ASAI Chu) (edited by ISHII Hakutei)
  1941 Geijutsu Shiryo (lit. Art Materials Collection) (edited by KANAI Shiun)  
  1953 Korinha Senmenga shu (lit. Illustrations of decorated fans by the Korin school artists) (edited by the editorial department of the Kyoto Shoin)      
1972 Tokyo National Museum "Rimpa" Show        
1989-
Heisei		     1998 Nagomi vol.217 (Tanko sha)        
2004 The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo "RIMPA"        
2015 The 300th anniversary of the death of OGATA Korin
The 400th anniversary of the establishment of HON'AMI Koetsu's artistic community at Takagamine, granted him by the Shogunate		        
    Note: All the dates of the materials listed in the chronological table are the year of publication of the first edition.  

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