Japanese Sea Dragon

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Utagawa Kuniyoshi: Japanese Sea Dragon, 50x70cm Framed Art Reproduction With Black Frame

Japanese Sea Dragon

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The Artwork: Japanese Sea Dragon

This colour woodblock print is one of Utagawa Kuniyoshi's dragon-and-wave subjects, made in Edo by a master of dramatic mythological scenes. A Japanese sea dragon, a ryū, twists through breaking waves and spray. In the East Asian tradition the dragon is a water deity that governs rain, rivers, and the sea, a powerful and benevolent being rather than a monster. The print belongs to ukiyo-e, the woodblock art of the Edo period.

The image is a nishiki-e, a multi-colour woodblock print built from many hand-cut blocks, one for each colour. Kuniyoshi's line is quick and dynamic, the dragon's scaled body looped through curls of foam. The printers worked the water in layered blues and whites, so the spray seems to break across the sheet.

On the wall the print carries the feeling of moving water held still. Its blues, whites, and dark accents settle against plaster, pale wood, or a quiet neutral. It suits a hallway, a bathroom, a study, or any corner that wants a calm pict . . . Read More >>


Japan historical period: Edo 江戸 (1603-1868)
Place of origin: Kanto region

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The Artist: Utagawa Kuniyoshi

Utagawa Kuniyoshi, Autorretrato del álbum shunga Chinpen shinkeibai, 1839

Utagawa Kuniyoshi (1798-1861) fue uno de los últimos grandes maestros de la xilografía japonesa Ukiyo-e y una figura destacada de la escuela Utagawa.

Nacido en Edo (actual Tokio), mostró talento artístico desde muy joven y fue aceptado como alumno por Utagawa Toyokuni I hacia 1811. A pesar de los lentos comienzos de su carrera, Kuniyoshi saltó a la fama a finales de la década de 1820 con sus dinámicos y heroicos grabados de guerreros (musha-e). Su serie revelación fue Ciento ocho héroes del popular Suikoden todo contado (Tsūzoku Suikoden Gōketsu Hyakuhachinin no Hitori), que mostraba su talento para las composiciones dramáticas, las figuras pod . . . Read More >>

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