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| Isoda Koryusai (c1735 - c1790) |
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Artists who influenced Isoda Koryusai | Japanese painter and woodblock-print designer. He was active during the Edo period and is said to have been born into the samurai class. His use of the art name Haruhiro around has led some scholars to conjecture that he was a pupil of Suzuki Harunobu, but there is no decisive evidence for this. Koryusai principally created ukiyoe (‘pictures of the floating world’), which frequently depicted scene ... more (Google) | Artists who were influenced by Isoda Koryusai | |
 Suzuki Harunobu |  Courtesan with Attendants beneath Cherry Blossoms (Museum of Fine Arts, Boston) |  Courtesan at Writing Desk (Museum of Fine Arts, Boston) | ArtHistoryReference has no artists who were influenced by Isoda Koryusai. |
 Shizuka Gozen (Museum of Fine Arts, Boston) |  Procession of Courtesan Hinazuru (Museum of Fine Arts, Boston) | ||
 Matsunoi and Matsui of Matsubaya (Museum of Fine Arts, Boston) |  Tomiyama and Nishikigi of the Yotsumeya (Museum of Fine Arts, Boston) | ||
 Golden Pheasant on Snowy Pine Branch (Museum of Fine Arts, Boston) |  Eagle on Pine Branch in Rain (Museum of Fine Arts, Boston) | ||