Peony and CatPeony and Cat
andō kichirō or katsusaburō (1747 – 1818)
Andō Kichirō (Katsusaburō), a Japanese painter of the Edo period, is known for his innovative Western-style yōga paintings & ukiyo-e prints. A master forger & rangaku scholar.
Fukuda Art Museum (Kyoto, Japan)
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Under the red, white and pink peony in full bloom, a cat curls up and sleeps. Peony and cats are a traditional combination in Chinese paintings and the painting also shows a trace of experimental trial and error of the painter using the Mokkotsu technique, which is painting without an outline, applying pigments over and over and blurring them in some parts. The cat is reproduced not very skillfully, but its expression of slumbering comfortably is unique and adorable. Shiba Kokan (1747-1818) was a painter and a Dutch scholar in the latter half of the mid-Edo period.
O ovom umetničkom delu
- Naslov: Peony and CatPeony and Cat
- Umetnik: andō kichirō or katsusaburō
- Format: Tall
- Status autorskih prava: Javno vlasništvo
- Mesto izlaganja: Fukuda Art Museum
- Dominantna boja: Driftwood
- Boja (ton): Ochre to Sepia
