Crane and Sun
Hokusai School
key Notes:
Cranes; Rising Sun
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Dimensions:
11 x 16 in. (27.9 x 40.6 cm)
medium:
Unmounted painting; ink and watercolor on paper
Difficulty:
Advanced
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story of the work:
"Crane and Sun," created by the Hokusai School in 1868, exemplifies the ukiyo-e tradition, showcasing the aesthetic appreciation of nature and wildlife in Japanese art. The painting reflects the influence of Hokusai's style, characterized by its vibrant colors and intricate detail, although specific details about the artist or the context of its creation remain unknown.
Description of the work:
"Crane and Sun" by the Hokusai School features a striking composition of a crane elegantly poised against a vibrant sun, rendered in delicate ink and watercolor on paper. The use of fluid lines and subtle color gradations highlights the crane's graceful form while emphasizing the harmonious relationship between the bird and its natural environment.
Artwork Photograph Source:
Metropolitan Museum of Art
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