| While most Suiboku-ga in Japan, until the 14th century, were portraits such as Chinzo, Soshi-zu paintings, and Doshaku-ga, and Kacho-ga (painting of flowers and birds), in the 15th centuries full-scale Sansui-ga began to be painted in Japan. |
14世紀までの日本水墨画が頂相、祖師図、道釈画などの人物画や花鳥画を中心としていたのに対し、15世紀には日本でも本格的な山水画が描かれるようになる。 |