Hanging Scroll Collection (#21)
"Hanging Scrolls: A Window into Asian Art and Culture" Immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of Asian art with these captivating hanging scrolls
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"Hanging Scrolls: A Window into Asian Art and Culture" Immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of Asian art with these captivating hanging scrolls. Each scroll tells a unique story, capturing the essence of its creator's vision and skill. "Bamboo in the Wind" by Yi Jeong takes us back to early 17th century Korea, where delicate bamboo sways gracefully against a backdrop of nature's elements. The artist's mastery brings this scene to life, evoking a sense of tranquility and harmony. In "Guanyin as the Nine-Lotus Bodhisattva, " an unknown artist from 1593 presents us with a divine figure surrounded by blooming lotuses. This masterpiece invites contemplation on spirituality and enlightenment. Sessh? T?y?'s "Haboku, Splashed Ink Landscape" transports us to 15th-century Japan. With bold brushstrokes and ink splatters, this artwork captures the dynamic energy of nature itself, leaving room for interpretation and personal reflection. A late 18th-early 19th-century portrait reveals an imperial censor and his wife in exquisite detail. Though their identities remain unknown, their dignified presence speaks volumes about societal norms during that era. Soga Shohaku's "Lions at the Stone Bridge of Mount Tiantai" showcases fierce mythical creatures guarding sacred grounds. The artist's unconventional style adds drama and intensity to this vibrant composition. The "Owl on a Pine Branch" by Soga Nichokuan is both whimsical and mysterious. Its intricate details invite viewers into a world where animals hold symbolic significance beyond what meets the eye. "Hokusai's Wild Geese and Water" from 1839 captures movement frozen in time as geese soar above rippling waters. This iconic piece exemplifies Hokusai’s mastery over depicting natural landscapes with meticulous precision. Kintaro with Carp introduces us to a charming scene from the 19th century.