Araki Jogen
1765–1824 (age 59)
Biography
Araki Jogen (1765–1824) was a painter whose artistic vision and technical skill contributed to the rich visual culture of the late Edo period. Over nearly sixty years, he developed his craft and earned recognition among those who appreciated the visual arts, leaving behind works that reflected the aesthetic sensibilities of his time.
Jogen's life as a painter placed him within the intellectual and artistic circles of Edo society, where he could exchange ideas and techniques with fellow artists. His burial at Kōtai-ji Temple honors his memory and his contributions to the artistic heritage of Japan during this culturally dynamic era.