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Shibata Zeshin’s ‘Rice Stacks & Trees’ – a serene Sumi-e ink wash painting of lanterns & trees. Explore Japanese landscape art, subtle beauty & timeless elegance.
Shibata Zeshin’s ‘Flower Baskets & Farmer’s Hat’ – a serene Sumi-e painting of traditional Japanese crafts. Explore intricate details & timeless beauty in this 1891 masterpiece.
Discover 'Squirrel on Grapevine' by Shibata Zeshin (1807-1891), a serene Sumi-e landscape showcasing nature’s beauty & Japanese artistry. Explore this captivating ink painting.
Exquisite 'Fox by Mystic Fire' by Shibata Zeshin – a captivating 18th-century Japanese painting. Maki-e details & serene fox imagery. Own a piece of art history!
Shibata Zeshin’s ‘Cat Tails & Moon’ is a serene Sumi-e landscape of cattails under a luminous moon. Explore this exquisite 1807 Japanese ink painting's beauty & symbolism.
Shibata Zeshin’s 1882 lacquer painting of Sencha tea ingredients. Explore serene nature & traditional Japanese art with this expressive, maki-e piece.