A six-panel painted folding screen in the Japanese Rinpa school, painted with imagery based on "Poem Scroll with Deer" (ca. 1610) by Tawaraya Sotatsu (1576-1643) and Hon'ami Koetsu (1558-1637), from a portion of that important scroll now held in the collection of the Seattle's Asian Art Museum. Gouache on mounted mulberry paper. Each panel measures 65" x 26". Altogether, the unfolded screen measures 13 feet long.
This article is about the Japanese style of art called Rinpa. Have you ever hear of Rinpa? This article includes a short history of the style and the artists who birthed it, a description of its characteristics, and a list of prominent Rinpa works.
Sakai Hôitsu 酒井抱一 (Edo 江戸 1761-1828) a passé sa vie à travailler dans le style de Ogata Kôrin 尾形光琳 et à le faire connaître. ...
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Square dish (cake dish), buff earthenware with crackled glaze, painted in colours with morning-glory design; inscription and signature of Ogata Kenzan (1663-174
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Hōitsu Sakai (1761-1829) ~ The Moon and Plum Tree - Color on Silk - Edo Period
SŌTATSU: MAKING WAVESOctober 24, 2015–January 31, 2016Freer|Sacklerasia.si.edu/sotatsuSōtatsu dealt with extremely refined subject matter—ancient aristocrati...
In this screen, Sakai Hōitsu expertly deployed a painting technique called “dripping-in” (tarashikomi). Ink and color dripped on the surface, and allowed to pool there, created the illusionistic effect of lichen-dotted tree bark and twisted chrysanthemum leaves. Paulownia and chrysanthemum are signifiers of late spring and early autumn as well as emblems of the Japanese imperial house. Paulownia also has medicinal properties and associations with fortitude, while chrysanthemum symbolizes good government.
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School of Ogata Kōrin | Inrō with Rinpa Style Kanzan and Jittoku | Japan | Edo period (1615–1868) | The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Combining metallic curls with mottled color, Kōrin’s screens capture the pulsing vitality of early spring.
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