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Spring and Autumn Landscapes
Spring and autumn landscapes is a pair of seasonal paintings representing spring and autumn by Japanese artist Hara Zaishō (1813–1872). Both are currently part of the Royal Ontario Museum's permanent collection, exhibited on Level 1 of the museum in the Prince Takamado Gallery of Japan.
==Hara Zaishō==
Hara Zaishō (原在照) was the adopted son of Hara Zaimei (原在明), whom he succeeded as the third head of the Hara School of professional painters. Based in Kyoto, the Hara School served from the late eighteenth through the early twentieth centuries as official artists to the Imperial Court. Hara Zaishō contributed several pieces to the Kyoto Imperial Palace during its reconstruction following a fire in 1854.〔Imperial Household Agency〕 The most famous of these is a cherry tree motif painted on sliding ''fusuma'' doors in the ''Sakura-no-ma'' (Cherry Blossom Room).〔Martin, 2002, p.307〕
Zaishō’s career spanned the late Edo (1603-1867) and early Meiji (1868-1912) periods, a time of great change within Japan as a result of its 1854 opening to the West. The Hara School was aligned with the Maruyama School of painters,〔Newboldt & Hanbury-Williams, 1908, p.116〕 a movement founded in the late 18th century associated with western-influenced tendencies such as objective realism, unified perspective, shading and contouring.〔Screech, 2012, p.259〕
Hara Zaishō is also associated with the pseudonyms Kanran (観瀾) and Yūran (夕鸞).〔Kotobank〕
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