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Rinpa Painting - "Mount Fuji" by Kamisaka Sekka

Rinpa Painting - "Mount Fuji" by Kamisaka Sekka

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Kamisaka Sekka: The Last Great Proponent of Early 20th-Century Japanese Rinpa Art


Kamisaka Sekka’s painting of Mount Fuji exemplifies his skill in merging traditional Rinpa aesthetics with modern design. Featuring bold colors and a serene, stylized composition, the work captures the iconic peak with a refined elegance. Sekka’s use of flat forms and intricate detail transforms Mount Fuji into a symbol of tranquility and timeless beauty, showcasing his ability to reimagine classic subjects through innovative techniques. 

About Kamisaka Sekka:

Kamisaka Sekka, the last grandmaster of the Rinpa school, is celebrated as a pioneer of modern Japanese design. Born in Kyoto in 1866, his artistic journey flourished after a trip to the Paris International Exposition in 1901, where he merged European industrial design with traditional Rinpa aesthetics. Known for bold colors, flat compositions, and natural elements like mica, Sekka's work transcended boundaries across painting, printmaking, ceramics, and lacquerware. As a teacher at the Kyoto Municipal School of Arts and Crafts, he revitalized traditional craftsmanship and inspired future generations, cementing his legacy in 20th-century Japanese art.


Please note that only the painting is included; the frame is not included.

 

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Materials: Premium Metallic Glossy Photo Paper

Dimension: 40 x 60cm (One size available)

Printed in Taiwan.

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