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Presentación de diapositivasTurtles under a Plum Trees, Cranes with Bamboo and Turtles uder a Pine Tree
Kumashiro Ayaru, Hikonoshin, Jinzaemon, Kisen, Shūkō (1712 – 1772)
Explora el cautivador mundo de Kumashiro Yuhi (Yūhi), pintor japonés del siglo XVIII de Nagasaki. Conocido por su arte de flores y pájaros al 'estilo Nagasaki', influenciado por maestros chinos.
Museo de Arte Fukuda (Kioto, España)
Descubre la serenidad artística en el Museo Fukuda de Kioto! Admira obras maestras japonesas realistas inspiradas en artistas como Murai Sadakatsu y Uemura Tsune – encuentra inspiración para interiores tranquilos.
Yuhi (1712-1773) was a painter active in Nagasaki, and served as a Chinese interpreter for the Tang court. In 1732, he studied under Chinese painter Shin Nanpin, who was staying in Nagasaki for 1 year. This group of three paintings features a composition of bamboo and seven cranes in the center, a turtle beneath a pine tree growing from a cliff and two turtles in a swirling wave on the right, and on the left red and white plum trees, a turtle with long, red, hair-like moss growing on its shell and two small turtles riding on top of it. It can be pointed out that the 3-dimensionality of the rocks, the surface of the trees, and the grass and moss, all display a similarity to his teacher Shin Nanpin’s style of painting.
Sobre esta obra
- Título: Turtles under a Plum Trees, Cranes with Bamboo and Turtles uder a Pine Tree
- Artista: Kumashiro Ayaru, Hikonoshin, Jinzaemon, Kisen, Shūkō
- Formato: Tall
- Estado de derechos de autor: Dominio público
- Ubicación: Museo de Arte Fukuda
- Matiz de color: Ochre to Sepia
- Brillo percibido: bright
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