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СтатистикаMillet and Crane
soga shohaku (1730 – 1781)
Explore the unconventional world of Soga Shōhaku (1730-1781), a Japanese Edo period painter known for his bold, Muromachi-style brushwork & eccentric depictions of Zen Buddhist themes and folklore. Discover his unique grotesquerie!
Fukuda Art Museum (Киото, Япония)
Ощутите спокойствие и красоту в музее Фукуда в Киото! Откройте для себя японский реализм: потрясающие принты мастеров Уэмура Цунэ и Мураи Садакацу — найдите гармонию и художественное вдохновение.
The crane turns, stretches its neck, opens its mouth wide, and shouts. Though Japanese-style paintings typically feature a pair of male and female cranes, only one crane is shown in this picture, seemingly attempting to call its counterpart. The millet leaves and ears behind the crane fully utilize shades of ink to adeptly create an impression of depth. Millet is frequently portrayed with quails, making Shohaku’s decision to use a crane quite daring. In addition, the millet ears are extraordinarily large in comparison to the crane. The combination of motifs and unbalanced scale lend a mysterious air to the painting, signaling intent on the part of the artist. Soga Shohaku (1730-1781) is a painter who hailed from Kyoto during the mid-Edo Period.
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- Название: Millet and Crane
- Художник: soga shohaku
- Формат: Tall
- Правовой статус: Общественное достояние
- Местонахождение: Fukuda Art Museum
- Динамика: Song Dynasty Ink Wash Painting
- Период творчества: Edo Period
- Ключевые слова: millet artwork , traditional japanese , oriental art”
- Цветовой тон: Ochre to Sepia
- Тематика: millet , symbolism , japanese art
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