Wooden Panel Art - Utagawa Kuniyoshi - "Looks Scary But Is a Good Person"
This is a wooden panel art piece that expresses the beauty of Japanese landscapes with a unique touch.
His prints are reproduced on high-quality wooden panels, and the impressive scenery adds color to your interior.
It is a piece that harmonizes the warmth of wood with artistic depth, perfect for any room.
Artwork Title: Utagawa Kuniyoshi - He Looks Scary, But He's Actually a Great Person
Utagawa Kuniyoshi (Real Name: Igusa Magosaburo)
Birth and Death Dates: January 1, 1798 - April 14, 1861
(Kansei 9, November 15 - Bunkyu 1, March 5)
One of the leading ukiyo-e artists of the late Edo period, known for his eccentric ideas and innovative designs.
He apprenticed under First Toyokuni Utagawa at the age of 15 and worked diligently for a long time, but gained recognition with One Hundred and Eight Heroes of the Shui Hu Zhuan, based on the novel Water Margin.
He became a popular artist, praised as Kuniyoshi of Warrior Prints. On the other hand, he was an unparalleled cat lover and left behind many humorous caricatures personifying cats and fish.
He also had many disciples, forming the largest faction of ukiyo-e artists, and his lineage continued into the Showa era.
High-Quality Wooden Panel: Masterpieces are beautifully printed on carefully finished wooden panels.
Vivid Colors: Faithfully reproduces the exquisite details of the prints, resulting in a colorful and deep finish.
Frameless: Delivered with a simple and stylish design, without a frame. You can add a frame according to your preference.
Size: 364mm (14.3) x 257mm (10.1)
Weight: Approx. 340g
Wipe gently with a dry, soft cloth. Avoid direct sunlight and store in a place with low humidity.
Please welcome this beautiful artwork that allows you to enjoy Japanese landscapes at home.
His prints are reproduced on high-quality wooden panels, and the impressive scenery adds color to your interior.
It is a piece that harmonizes the warmth of wood with artistic depth, perfect for any room.
Artwork Title: Utagawa Kuniyoshi - He Looks Scary, But He's Actually a Great Person
Utagawa Kuniyoshi (Real Name: Igusa Magosaburo)
Birth and Death Dates: January 1, 1798 - April 14, 1861
(Kansei 9, November 15 - Bunkyu 1, March 5)
One of the leading ukiyo-e artists of the late Edo period, known for his eccentric ideas and innovative designs.
He apprenticed under First Toyokuni Utagawa at the age of 15 and worked diligently for a long time, but gained recognition with One Hundred and Eight Heroes of the Shui Hu Zhuan, based on the novel Water Margin.
He became a popular artist, praised as Kuniyoshi of Warrior Prints. On the other hand, he was an unparalleled cat lover and left behind many humorous caricatures personifying cats and fish.
He also had many disciples, forming the largest faction of ukiyo-e artists, and his lineage continued into the Showa era.
High-Quality Wooden Panel: Masterpieces are beautifully printed on carefully finished wooden panels.
Vivid Colors: Faithfully reproduces the exquisite details of the prints, resulting in a colorful and deep finish.
Frameless: Delivered with a simple and stylish design, without a frame. You can add a frame according to your preference.
Size: 364mm (14.3) x 257mm (10.1)
Weight: Approx. 340g
Wipe gently with a dry, soft cloth. Avoid direct sunlight and store in a place with low humidity.
Please welcome this beautiful artwork that allows you to enjoy Japanese landscapes at home.
Category
Painting
Condition
New/unused
Shipping
Included in price (by seller)
From
Kanagawa
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