009-007 Jakuchu ITO's "Tsubame to Tsubaki" wallet
■ Jakuchu ITO, a painter from the Edo period. He was called 'a painter of fantasy.' It is characterized by the observation eye and bold composition of the subject, such as chickens, birds and flowers. In particular, the descriptions of chickens are very diabolical. He also left works with high character and design characteristics. The craftsmanship and the unique structure of the Senkakus have attracted attention, and since 1990 the popularity has exploded. ■ "Tsubame to Tsubaki" The moment of the swallow flying around the camellia flowers is depicted vividly. It is drawn in woodblock prints, and the simple composition of the ground pattern and gradation creates a charm. ■Data: "Swallow and Camellia" (1900) Metropolitan Museum of Art Collection
Powered by Zazzle