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Kinuta. Kamisaka, Sekka, (Artist), Date Issued: 1909, Momoyogusa = Flowers of a
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Kinuta. Kamisaka, Sekka, (Artist), Date Issued: 1909, Momoyogusa = Flowers of a
Kinuta. Kamisaka, Sekka, (Artist), Date Issued: 1909, Momoyogusa = Flowers of a Hundred Generations
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This print titled "Kinuta" is a masterpiece created by the renowned Japanese artist Kamisaka Sekka in 1909. The artwork belongs to the series "Momoyogusa = Flowers of a Hundred Generations" which showcases Sekka's exceptional talent and his deep connection with nature. The woodblock print exudes a dynamic and modern aesthetic, combining elements of traditional Japanese art with Art Nouveau influences. Its vibrant colors and delicate depiction of flowers transport viewers into an enchanting world filled with beauty and tranquility. Sekka, who was born in 1866 and passed away in 1942, studied at the Kyoto Municipal School of Arts and Crafts. His unique style reflects his mastery of graphic design, evident in this minimalist yet highly creative composition. The three-dimensional quality achieved through woodblock printing adds depth to the illustration, enhancing its visual impact. Each flower seems to come alive on the paper, showcasing Sekka's meticulous attention to detail. "Kinuta" is part of a collection known as "Manyōshū" inspired by Japan's oldest anthology of poetry from the eighth century. This artistic endeavor not only pays homage to tradition but also represents Japonism—a movement that influenced Western art during this period. This particular print is housed within the Liszt Collection—an esteemed repository for fine artworks—and serves as a testament to Kamisaka Sekka's enduring legacy as one of Japan's most celebrated artists.
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