The Tosa School is a traditional Japanese painting style that emerged during the late 16th century. It is known for its emphasis on natural beauty and the use of vibrant colors. Artists in this school often drew inspiration from nature, literature, and historical themes, creating works that reflect the aesthetics of the time. The Tosa School is characterized by its detailed brushwork and the use of Japanese ink and pigments. It played a significant role in the development of Japanese art, influencing later styles and movements. The school is named after the Tosa region in Japan, where many of its prominent artists were based.