key Notes:
Symbolic tranquility, delicate brushwork.
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medium:
Ink and color on silk
Difficulty:
Master
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story of the work:
"Two Doves," created by the Japanese artist Kano Eishin in the early 17th century, exemplifies the Kano school's mastery of ink and color on silk, reflecting the aesthetic values of the Edo period. The painting's serene depiction of doves, often interpreted as symbols of peace and fidelity, underscores the cultural significance of nature in Japanese art and its role in conveying philosophical themes.
Description of the work:
"Two Doves" by Kano Eishin is a notable example of Edo-period Japanese painting, characterized by its delicate brushwork and harmonious composition. The artwork features two doves rendered with meticulous attention to detail, set against a subtle, atmospheric background that enhances the serene quality of the scene.
Artwork Photograph Source:
Harvard Art Museum
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