Prancing White Horse

Nagasawa Rosetsu 長沢蘆雪

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Dynamic movement, Elegant simplicity.
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Ink and color on paper
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Prancing White Horse by Nagasawa Rosetsu

Prancing White Horse is a notable work by the Japanese artist Nagasawa Rosetsu, created using ink and color on paper. Rosetsu, active during the Edo period, is renowned for his dynamic compositions and innovative use of space, which are evident in this piece. The painting exemplifies Rosetsu's ability to capture movement and vitality, characteristics that distinguish his work from that of his contemporaries. Historically, Rosetsu's art contributed to the development of the Maruyama-Shijō school, which emphasized realism and naturalism. His unique style and approach have left a lasting impact on Japanese art, influencing subsequent generations of artists. Despite the exact date of creation being unknown, Prancing White Horse remains a testament to Rosetsu's artistic prowess and his contribution to the evolution of Japanese painting.

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Prancing White Horse by Nagasawa Rosetsu

The painting "Prancing White Horse" by Nagasawa Rosetsu, created using ink and color on paper, exemplifies the Edo period's dynamic brushwork and expressive style. The artwork captures the elegance and vitality of a white horse in motion, showcasing Rosetsu's mastery in depicting movement and form.

Artwork Photograph Source:
Harvard Art Museum

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Prancing White Horse