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DiaesitysHawk on a Pine
501
84.0cm x 42.0cm
kano yukinobu (1513 – 1575)
Kano Yukinobu (1513-1575) was a prominent Japanese painter of the Kano school, known for his ink wash landscapes, bird and flower paintings, and depictions of Daoist themes like Liezi. Explore his refined style & influence!
A keen-eyed hawk perches on a branch of a pine tree, peering up at the twisting branches overhead. Images of birds of prey like the hawk and the eagle, representing strength and endurance, along with symbols of longevity such as the evergreen pine, were popular among members of the military class and were often commissioned from members of the newly influential Kano school. Yukinobu and other Kano artists worked in a style that transformed the Chinese-influenced and Zen-inspired ink painting that had flourished during the preceding two centuries into a mode that appealed to warlord patrons and Buddhist clergy alike.
Tietoja teoksesta
- Teoksen nimi: Hawk on a Pine
- Taiteilija: kano yukinobu
- Vuosi: 501
- Alkuperäiset mitat: 84.0cm x 42.0cm
- Muoto: Portrait
- Tekijänoikeustilanne: Vapaasti käytettävissä oleva tekijänoikeus
- Värin intensiteetti: Monochromatic
- Koettu kirkkaus: shadow
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