Narihira Viewing Nunobiki Falls (Episode 87) from the "Tales of Ise" (Ise monogatari)

"Narihira Viewing Nunobiki Falls" is a painting attributed to the Tosa School, created during the Edo period in Japan, specifically illustrating a scene from the classical literary work "Tales of Ise" (Ise monogatari). This artwork exemplifies the Tosa School's distinctive style, characterized by its intricate detail and use of vibrant colors, reflecting the cultural significance of nature and poetry in Japanese aesthetics.

"Narihira Viewing Nunobiki Falls (Episode 87) from the 'Tales of Ise' (Ise monogatari)" by the Tosa School exemplifies the delicate brushwork and vibrant color palette characteristic of Edo-period Japanese painting. The composition features a serene landscape with the cascading falls as a focal point, while the figure of Narihira is depicted in traditional attire, harmoniously integrated into the natural surroundings, reflecting the interplay between human experience and the beauty of nature.