Chosun Collection

Two women by a stream by Miyagawa Choshun (1683-1753). Date: late 18th century

Man and a woman on a country walk by Miyagawa Choshun (1683-1753). Note they are wearing Geta - a form of traditional Japanese footwear that resemble clogs and flip-flops

Japanese Woman and her two daughters by Miyagawa Choshun (1683-1753). Date: late 18th century

A lady strolling along a winding stream by Miyagawa Choshun
A lady strolling along a winding stream with a lantern on a pole over her shoulder by Miyagawa Choshun (1683-1753). Note she is wearing Geta - a form of traditional Japanese footwear that resemble

by Miyagawa Choshun
Porter carrying a yolk holding two shallow trays of an unspecified liquid passing an elderly lady struggling along the road with her walking stick by Miyagawa Choshun (1683-1753)

A young girl listens to two Koto Players by Miyagawa Choshun (1683-1753). Date: late 18th century

Old Pavilion in the garden of the Chosen Hotel, South Korea
Old Pavilion in the garden of the Chosen Hotel (now the Westin Chosun), Keijo (Seoul), South Korea. At this point Korea was under the colonial rule of the Kingdom of Japan. Date: circa 1910

South Korea - Three men fishing on the River in Joseon
South Korea - Three men fishing on the River in the Joseon Province. Date: circa 1920s

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Discover the serene beauty of Miyagawa Choshun's world as we delve into his captivating depictions of tranquil moments in time. Two women in traditional Japanese attire share a quiet conversation by a flowing stream, their reflection mirrored in the still waters. A man and a woman stroll hand in hand through the countryside, taking in the picturesque scenery of the season. A Japanese mother and her two daughters gather by the water's edge, their laughter echoing through the peaceful landscape. A lady, lost in thought, meanders along a winding stream, her kimono rustling in the gentle breeze. A young girl listens intently as two skilled koto players perform a melody, their music resonating through the air. And in a far-off land, three men cast their lines into the River in Joseon, South Korea, their focus unbroken as they wait for a bite. Each brushstroke in Miyagawa Choshun's art brings these moments to life, transporting us to a world of timeless beauty and serenity.