Koryusai Collection
Isoda Koryusai, a renowned Japanese artist from the 18th century, left behind a rich legacy of captivating artworks
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Isoda Koryusai, a renowned Japanese artist from the 18th century, left behind a rich legacy of captivating artworks. In "Five Young Boys Rolling a Large Snowball, " we witness the joyous innocence of childhood as these boys engage in playful mischief amidst a snowy landscape. In "Courtesan Looking Back at Shadows on the Shoji, " Koryusai masterfully captures the alluring beauty and mystery of a courtesan's world. The delicate interplay between light and shadow adds depth to this mesmerizing piece. "Hares Playing in Surf on a Moonlit Night" transports us to an ethereal realm where nature reigns supreme. With meticulous brushstrokes, Koryusai depicts these agile creatures frolicking under the moonlight, evoking a sense of tranquility and harmony. "Cranes in an Iris Pond at Sunrise" showcases Koryusai's ability to infuse his artwork with symbolism. Cranes are often associated with longevity and good fortune in Japanese culture, while irises represent purity and elegance. Together, they create an enchanting scene that resonates with hope for new beginnings. "Mandarin Ducks Swimming under Plum Branch" is another testament to Koryusai's skillful portrayal of nature's beauty. These vibrant ducks gracefully glide through water beneath blooming plum blossoms, symbolizing love and fidelity. "Pheasants under Branch of Peach Blossoms" exudes vitality as colorful pheasants find solace among delicate peach blossoms. This artwork celebrates the arrival of spring and encapsulates the essence of renewal and abundance. "Egrets in the Reeds" showcases Koryusai's mastery over capturing fleeting moments in nature. The elegant egrets stand tall amidst lush reeds, their graceful presence reflecting serenity against a backdrop painted with precision, not limited to traditional subjects; he also ventured into calligraphy.