Eccentrics and Smaller Schools
| Name | Life | Comments | Reference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ogura Yonesuke Itoh | 1870–1940 | Japanese born painter of Hawaii's Volcano School | |
| Otagaki Rengetsu | 1791–1851 | Calligrapher and poet | |
| Hasegawa Settan | d. 1843 | Painter of the Hasegawa school, ukiyo-e printmaker, and sculptor | |
| Hasegawa Tohaku | 1539–1610 | Ink painter, founder of the Hasegawa school | |
| Shibata Zeshin | 1807–1891 | Painter trained in the Kyoto School, master craftsman and innovator, particularly in lacquer | |
| Eijiro Miyama | 1934– | Outsider artist known as the "Hat Man" |
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