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Li Bai

Hokusai Kacušika (1760 – 1849)

Katsushika Hokusai (1760-1849) – mistr japonské ukiyo-e, známý obrazem Vlny Kanawagy. Jeho dílo inspirovalo impresionisty a dodnes fascinuje svou silou a krásou.

Li Bai: A Vision of Tranquility Amidst Turbulent Times

Katsushika Hokusai’s *Li Bai Admiring a Waterfall*, produced in 1828-1839, transcends mere depiction; it embodies the spirit of Japanese landscape painting—known as *sumōka*—and captures a profound moment of contemplation within the grandeur of nature. This stunning woodblock print, part of Hokusai’s monumental series “A True Mirror of Chinese and Japanese Poetry,” offers more than just a visual feast – it invites viewers into a dialogue with one of China's most celebrated poets.

Subject Matter: The artwork portrays Li Bai, the legendary poet known for his exuberant imagination and rebellious spirit, gazing upon a cascading waterfall. This juxtaposition—the serene beauty of the mountain landscape against the dynamism of flowing water—is central to Hokusai’s artistic vision. It's a scene steeped in symbolism, reflecting themes of purification and renewal – concepts deeply rooted in Zen Buddhism.

Style & Technique: Characteristic of *sumōka*, the print utilizes bold outlines and vibrant colors achieved through meticulous layering of Prussian blue pigment onto paper treated with a resist technique. This method ensures that only certain areas receive color, creating an illusion of depth and enhancing the overall visual impact. The artist’s masterful control over tonal variations contributes to the painting's atmospheric quality.

Historical Context: Created during Hokusai’s prolific output—a period marked by experimentation and innovation—the print reflects the broader artistic trends of Edo Japan. It aligns with a fascination for capturing fleeting moments of beauty and conveying emotions through symbolic imagery, mirroring the philosophical currents of Zen Buddhism prevalent at the time.

Symbolism: The waterfall itself symbolizes purification and renewal – themes frequently explored in Japanese art and literature. Li Bai’s posture—seated calmly amidst the turbulent flow—represents acceptance of impermanence and an appreciation for the sublime power of nature. It's a visual meditation on finding inner peace amidst external challenges.

Emotional Impact: *Li Bai Admiring a Waterfall* evokes feelings of serenity, contemplation, and awe. The print’s masterful composition draws the viewer’s eye upwards towards the waterfall, creating a sense of elevation and inspiring reflection on the beauty and fragility of existence. It remains an enduring testament to Hokusai's artistic genius and his ability to communicate profound ideas through visual art.

This exceptional reproduction captures the essence of Hokusai’s original masterpiece, allowing you to experience its captivating artistry in your own home.


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Základní informace

  • Subject or theme: Landscape; Poetry Inspiration
  • Movement: Japanese Prints
  • Influences: Romanticism
  • Year: 1833/34
  • Dimensions: 50.1 × 21.7 cm (19 3/4 × 8 1/2 in.)
  • Medium: Color woodblock print; vertical nagaban
  • Title: Li Bai

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