Flowers and Birds\n\n- RIght
These gorgeous folding screens depict flowers of the four seasons interspersed with representations of the phoenix. Of Chinese origin, the mythical phoenix has been a common sacred motif in Japanese paintings and ornamentation. The oriental phoenix is believed to drink only the sweet water that springs up in times of peace. It eats ‘bamboo fruit’, which appears only once every 120 years. It roosts only on the branches of the Chinese parasol tree, which is also sometimes known as the phoenix tree. The paintings on the screens are brilliantly executed with superb color sense and assured brushwork. The signature indicates the work was done from September 1784 to May of the following year.
ganku, kishi ku (koma), saeki masaaki ku (koma), funzen, utanosuke, dôkôkan, kakandô, kayô, kotôkan, kyûsôrô, tansai, tenkaikutsu(1749 – 1839)
Discover Ganku, the renowned Japanese painter from Kyoto, known for his captivating depictions of tigers, birds, and dragons. Explore his artistic legacy.
福田美術館(京都, 日本)
京都の福田美術館で、静寂と美を体験しませんか?上村松園や村井砂渡津といった巨匠にインスパイアされた見事な版画を通じて、日本の写実主義の世界を探索。心安らぐひとときと芸術的なインスピレーションを見つけてください。
作品詳細
- 作品名: Flowers and Birds\n\n- RIght
- 作家: ganku, kishi ku (koma), saeki masaaki ku (koma), funzen, utanosuke, dôkôkan, kakandô, kayô, kotôkan, kyûsôrô, tansai, tenkaikutsu
- 技法: Panoramic
- 著作権の状態: パブリックドメイン
- 展示場所: 福田美術館
- カラーパレット: Pastels
- 主要な色: Sea Green
