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슬라이드 쇼Cranes
Muromachi Period”
1760
134.0 x 56.0 cm
Two cranes, one striding aggressively forward with open beak, the other with its head gracefully lowered as if in submission, face each other within the diptych format. Crisp, precise brushwork outlining the cranes’ plumage, and the combination of brush lines and wash used to delineate their bodies can also be seen in the mix of line and wash on the foliage in the left scroll and the bamboo branches and leaves on the right. The composition derives from the old tradition of Muromachi-period ink painting, but here the cranes—symbols of longevity and good fortune—are depicted with almost human-like expressions that enliven the image. This characteristic appears in other paintings by the unconventional and “eccentric” Soga Shōhaku.One of the major Japanese artists of the eighteenth century, Shōhaku’s outlandish behavior, sometimes unrestrained approach to painting (especially in his early career), and rebellious personality were noted by his contemporaries. His individuality and “modern” sensibilities are much appreciated today.
soga shohaku (1730 – 1781)
Explore the unconventional world of Soga Shōhaku (1730-1781), a Japanese Edo period painter known for his bold, Muromachi-style brushwork & eccentric depictions of Zen Buddhist themes and folklore. Discover his unique grotesquerie!
작품 정보
- 제목: Cranes
- 작가: soga shohaku
- 제작 연도: 1760
- 원래 크기: 134.0 x 56.0 cm
- 매체: Square
- 저작권 상태: 저작권 만료 저작물
- 제작 시기: Mature Period”
- 주요 색상: Rosy Brown
- 키워드: “japanese landscape” , japanese ink art , “edo period art”
- 색의 강도: Balanced
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