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Bamboo in the snow, c. 1600 (ink, colour, gold and silver on paper)
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Bamboo in the snow, c. 1600 (ink, colour, gold and silver on paper)
BL12360 Bamboo in the snow, c.1600 (ink, colour, gold and silver on paper) by Tosa, Mitsuyoshi (Gyobu) (Kyuyoku) (1539-1613); British Museum, London, UK; (add.info.: Part of a screen); Japanese, out of copyright
Media ID 18249525
© British Museum, London, UK / Bridgeman Images
Bamboo Edo Period Painted Panel Screen Snowy Tosa School Mitsuyoshi
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Bamboo in the Snow, c. 1600
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is a captivating masterpiece that transports viewers to the serene landscapes of ancient Japan. This exquisite print by Tosa Mitsuyoshi (Gyobu) showcases his exceptional talent for capturing nature's beauty with ink, color, gold, and silver on delicate paper. The artwork depicts a solitary bamboo plant gracefully standing amidst a blanket of pure white snow. The contrast between the vibrant green leaves and the pristine snow creates a striking visual impact. Each brushstroke reveals Mitsuyoshi's meticulous attention to detail as he meticulously portrays every intricate element of this winter scene. This piece is believed to be part of a larger screen, adding an intriguing dimension to its composition. It invites us into an immersive experience where we can imagine ourselves being enveloped by the tranquility and stillness of this snowy landscape. As we gaze upon "Bamboo in the Snow" we are reminded of the resilience and strength symbolized by bamboo in Japanese culture – bending but never breaking under harsh conditions. Mitsuyoshi's masterful technique brings life to this timeless metaphor, evoking feelings of peace and contemplation within us. Housed at the British Museum in London, UK, this artwork serves as a testament to both Tosa Mitsuyoshi's artistic prowess and Japan's rich cultural heritage. Its enduring appeal transcends time and continues to captivate audiences today with its ethereal beauty and profound symbolism.
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