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Scenes of the Four Seasons in Kyoto

  • Creation date1778
  • Dimensions31.0 x 508.0 cm

Genki is a contemporary artist whose vibrant and expressive works capture the energy of modern life through bold colors and dynamic compositions; explore their captivating art today.

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Scenes of the Four Seasons in Kyoto

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The bucolic western environs of Kyoto are depicted in the opening spring scene of this scroll. The work closely follows a painting in the Tokugawa Art Museum in Nagoya by Genki’s teacher, Maruyama Ōkyo (1733–1795), who championed realistic techniques in eighteenth-century Kyoto. Drawing on traditional themes of famous scenic spots and seasonal activities, Genki depicted the ordinary citizens of Kyoto performing everyday activities and put emphasis on the landscape setting.

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