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Tanuki

(14,919 posts) Sat Dec 4, 2021, 12:04 PM Dec 2021

Masterpieces of Japan

Interesting twitter feed.

https://twitter.com/JapanTraCul

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Masterpieces of Japan (Original Post) Tanuki Dec 2021 OP

The Crow portrait made me go ah and is my favorite of the three, perfection. ShazamIam Dec 2021 #1

I agree, bird painting is perfect and my favorite. Irish_Dem Dec 2021 #3

Plum tree in snow sort of blew my mind because I realized how totally Biophilic Dec 2021 #2

First two I instantly loved, but third one intrigues due to age and color lostnfound Dec 2021 #4

ShazamIam

(2,575 posts)

1. The Crow portrait made me go ah and is my favorite of the three, perfection.

Reply to Tanuki (Original post)

Sat Dec 4, 2021, 12:30 PM

Dec 2021

Irish_Dem

(47,175 posts)

3. I agree, bird painting is perfect and my favorite.

Reply to ShazamIam (Reply #1)

Sat Dec 4, 2021, 02:36 PM

Dec 2021

Captures the essence of Asian art very well.

Biophilic

(3,674 posts)

2. Plum tree in snow sort of blew my mind because I realized how totally

Reply to Tanuki (Original post)

Sat Dec 4, 2021, 01:13 PM

Dec 2021

immersed the artist had to be in the subject matter considering how it was painted. I've seen this before and obviously never really saw it until today. Thanks, they are all wonderful.

lostnfound

(16,187 posts)

4. First two I instantly loved, but third one intrigues due to age and color

Reply to Tanuki (Original post)

Sat Dec 4, 2021, 11:50 PM

Dec 2021

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And the echoes of leaves in the feathers

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