Great tit on paulownia branch - Gallery-style

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Ohara Koson: Great tit on paulownia branch - Japandi, 50x70cm Framed Art Reproduction With Black Frame

Great tit on paulownia branch - Gallery-style

The Artist: Ohara Koson

Ohara Koson (1877–1945), who also used the art names Shōson and Hōson, was one of the foremost Japanese artists of the Shin-Hanga ('new prints') movement, particularly celebrated for his exquisite kachō-e (bird-and-flower pictures) and animal prints.

Born Ohara Matao in Kanazawa, Ishikawa Prefecture, he initially studied Nihonga (Japanese-style painting) under Suzuki Kason in Tokyo. His early career included illustrating books and Russo-Japanese War scenes. Around 1900, he began designing woodblock prints, initially working with publis . . . Read More >>

The Artwork: Great tit on paulownia branch - Gallery-style

This exquisite bird-and-flower print exemplifies the refined artistry of Ohara Koson, one of Japan's most celebrated masters of kacho-e (bird-and-flower pictures) from the early 20th century. Created during the shin-hanga movement, this delicate composition captures a moment of perfect natural harmony as a great tit perches gracefully on a flowering paulownia branch. Koson's meticulous attention to detail brings every feather and petal to life, showcasing his extraordinary ability to observe and immortalize nature's fleeting beauty.

The paulownia tree, with its elegant purple blossoms, holds special significance in Japanese culture as a symbol of honor and prosperity. Koson's masterful use of subtle color gradations and precise linework creates an almost photographic realism while maintaining the poetic essence of traditional Japanese aesthetics. The bird's alert posture and bright eye suggest the vitality of spring, when both creatures and plants awaken to new life.

This Gallery-style-style presentation adds scholarly elegance to the artwork, perfect for creating sophisticated focal points in refined interiors. Ideal for studies, libraries, or quiet reading corners where its contemplative beauty encourages peaceful reflection. The delicate palette and intimate scale work beautifully in bedrooms, powder rooms, or cozy breakfast nooks. Bring nature's gentle poetry into your home - let this charming masterpiece add sophisticated serenity and natural wonder to your everyday surroundings.


Japan historical period: Showa 昭和 (1926-1989)

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