Ep. 19: Exploring the life of master painter Kano Eitoku and his work for Sengoku warlords
Aired on October 17, 2018
Kano Eitoku was a renowned master painter who created painted screens for prominent historical figures such as Oda Nobunaga and Ashikaga Yoshiteru. This episode examines the dedication and skill required for an artist to captivate the fierce military leaders of the Sengoku period. It highlights the artistic demands placed upon him by these powerful warlords, offering insight into the intersection of creativity and the turbulent political landscape of the era. The narrative focuses on the professional challenges Eitoku faced while serving these influential patrons during a time of constant conflict.
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