竹内栖鳳 (Takeuchi Seihō) was a prominent Japanese painter known for his contributions to the Nihonga style, which blends traditional Japanese techniques with modern themes. Born in 1864, he became famous for his detailed and vibrant depictions of nature, particularly birds and flowers. His work often reflects a deep appreciation for the natural world, showcasing his skill in using mineral pigments and gold leaf. Throughout his career, 竹内栖鳳 received numerous accolades and played a significant role in the development of Japanese art during the Meiji and Taisho periods. He was also a member of the Imperial Academy of Fine Arts and influenced many younger artists. His legacy continues to be celebrated in various art exhibitions and collections.