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Still Life with Origami, 1820s-30s Creator: Ikeda Eisen
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Still Life with Origami, 1820s-30s Creator: Ikeda Eisen
Still Life with Origami, 1820s-30s
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1820s Calligraphy Cloth Eisen Ikeda Eisen Keisai Ikeda Eisen Japanese Era Keisai Eisen Keisen Eisen Material Origami Scissors Sewing Box Surimono Colour Woodblock Print Sewing
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Still Life with Origami" is a captivating woodblock print created by the renowned Japanese artist Ikeda Eisen during the 1820s-30s. This exquisite work of art is a testament to the rich cultural heritage of Japan during the Edo and Tokugawa periods. The print, now housed at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA), showcases a meticulously arranged still life composition that includes various textiles, a sewing box, scissors, and an origami crane. The black and red color palette of the print adds an old-fashioned charm, while the intricate patterns and calligraphy add depth and texture. The close-up perspective invites the viewer to explore the details of the fabric textures, the delicate folds of the origami crane, and the precise handwriting that adorns the print. Eisen's mastery of the woodblock printing technique is evident in the smooth gradations of color and the crisp lines that define each element in the composition. The use of surimono, a traditional Japanese printing technique, adds an extra layer of complexity and beauty to the print. The inclusion of origami in the still life composition is a nod to the popular art form that was prevalent in Japan during the Edo period. The origami crane, a symbol of longevity and happiness, adds a playful and whimsical element to the otherwise serious and contemplative still life genre. This stunning work of art is a reminder of the beauty and richness of Japanese heritage and the enduring appeal of still life as a genre in art.
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