Tiger
Hokusai School
The painting "Tiger" by the Hokusai School, created in 1868, reflects the traditional Japanese art style influenced by the ukiyo-e movement, showcasing the artist's mastery of brushwork and composition. The work is notable for its dynamic representation of the tiger, symbolizing strength and courage, and is part of a broader cultural fascination with wildlife during the Meiji period.
The painting "Tiger" by the Hokusai School, created in 1868, features a dynamic representation of a tiger rendered in bold strokes of india ink on paper, emphasizing the animal's powerful form and expressive features. The composition captures the essence of the tiger's ferocity and grace, with fluid lines and a striking contrast between light and dark areas that enhance its visual impact.