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Lot 511 · Paper, canvas, silk · 24 × 30 cm絵画・書
HAKUSHO. PAINTING “WHITE CHRYSANTHEMUMS AND A BLUE BIRD”
Artist Hakusho (Hakusho). Early Showa period, dated September 1928
Paper, colored mineral pigments, ink; traditional nihonga painting, kacho-ga genre (flowers and birds).
Estimate
60 000 – 80 000 ₽
- Named master
- Collection highlight
- Dimensions
24 × 30 cm (horizontal format).
- Description
An intimate work executed on a noble shimmering golden ground. The composition is built on a refined color contrast of lush white chrysanthemums and bright crimson autumn leaves, on a branch of which a songbird is depicted. Fine graphic rendering of details and laconic calligraphy create a contemplative atmosphere, emphasizing the classic Japanese aesthetic of fleeting natural beauty.
- Marks
In the upper left corner — a calligraphic ink dating, the artist’s signature and an impression of the artist’s personal seal (hanko). Framed.