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Rinpa Painting - "Spring and Autumn Flowers" by Ogata Kōrin

Rinpa Painting - "Spring and Autumn Flowers" by Ogata Kōrin

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Ogata Kōrin: Master of Rinpa Landscape Illustrations


Ogata Kōrin's "Spring and Autumn Flowers" is a distinguished example of his Rinpa style, showcasing his mastery of decorative art. This painting elegantly contrasts the vibrant blooms of spring with the rich, subdued tones of autumn, capturing the essence of seasonal transitions.

Kōrin’s use of bold colors, fluid lines, and intricate detailing highlights his ability to blend natural beauty with refined artistic techniques. The piece reflects his innovative approach to traditional themes, offering a timeless portrayal of Japan's floral landscape while emphasizing the cyclical nature of the seasons.


About Ogata Kōrin:

Ogata Kōrin's prominence in Japanese art was solidified by his shift to Rinpa painting after studying under Yamamoto Soken and being inspired by Tawaraya Sotatsu. His celebrated works, including "Red and White Plum Blossoms Screen" and "Swallows and Azaleas Screen," exemplify Japan's refined decorative style and established him as a major artistic figure. At 44, Kōrin received the highest honor from the imperial court, adopting the title "Hōhaku Kōrin" for his distinguished contributions.


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

 

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Materials: Premium Metallic Glossy Photo Paper

Dimension: (S) 30 x 60 cm | (M) 40 x 80 cm

Printed in Taiwan.

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