International contemporary art platform1584–1645
Hidari Jingorō
Hidari Jingorō (1584–1645) was a Japanese artist, sculptor, and architect. Known for working with his left hand, a trait reflected in his nickname meaning 'left-handed,' he played a significant role in the development of Japanese art.
Biography
Hidari Jingorō was born in 1584 and died in 1645. He was a Japanese artist, sculptor, and architect who made a significant contribution to the development of Japanese art. His name, Hidari, means 'left-handed,' which relates to the fact that he worked with his left hand. His work holds a legendary status among Japanese masters. Hidari Jingorō is an important figure in Japan's cultural history, combining talents across multiple artistic disciplines.
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ИИ-стилизация на основе открытого изображения: Ogata Gekkō (Japan, 1859-1920); Wikimedia Commons; Public domain.
