Ohara Koson (1877–1945), born in Kanazawa, northern Japan, was one of the foremost Japanese artists of the 20th century. He was renowned for designing beautiful illustration prints of birds and flowers (kacho-e) as part of the Shin-Hanga (new prints) movement.
Like I sometime say, simplicity is often the cement of beauty for it provides elegance.
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4 comments:
The second one is very familiar.
Beautiful work.
Absolutely gorgeous. Isn't it amazing that such talented people exist in this world?
I agree with you. I would like to contemplate the originals, if only to immerse myself in the lines of his drawing, the touch of the brush. They feel like a reflection of a fine person I wish I met.
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