Which early Japanese literati painter was famed for the lyricism of both his haiku poetry and his painting?

A) Ande Hiroshige
B) Sesshu Toyo
C) Yosa Buson
D) Suzuki Harunobu

Literati Painter

An artist, typically from the Chinese literati class, who practices literati painting, focusing on personal expression and scholarly themes over technical perfection.

Haiku Poetry

A form of Japanese poetry characterized by a three-line structure with a syllable pattern of 5-7-5, traditionally focusing on nature and the seasons.

Sesshu Toyo

A prominent Japanese ink painter and Zen monk of the 15th century, known for his landscapes and mastery of ink wash techniques.