362 273 Cm Collection
"362 273 cm: A Glimpse into Meiji Period Art" Step back in time to the Meiji period (1868-1912) and immerse yourself in the beauty of Japanese art
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"362 273 cm: A Glimpse into Meiji Period Art" Step back in time to the Meiji period (1868-1912) and immerse yourself in the beauty of Japanese art. This collection of captivating artworks showcases the talent and creativity that thrived during this era. The first piece, "Three Birds Branch, " depicts a serene scene with delicate birds perched on a branch, symbolizing harmony and tranquility. Moving on to "Crow Branch, " we witness the contrast between darkness and light, as a crow stands proudly amidst blooming flowers. Nature takes center stage in "Waterfall Eagle Monkey, " where an eagle soars above a cascading waterfall while monkeys play below. The intricate details bring this dynamic composition to life, capturing nature's raw power. In "Birds Flowering Branch, " vibrant colors burst forth as birds find solace among blossoming branches. The artist skillfully captures their gracefulness against a backdrop of lush foliage. "Eagle Holding Small Bird" portrays an intense moment as an eagle clutches onto its prey, showcasing both strength and vulnerability. Similarly, "Eagle Attacking Fish" highlights nature's circle of life with its dramatic depiction of an eagle swooping down for its next meal. The mischievous owl takes center stage in "Owl Mocked Small Birds. " With piercing eyes and raised wings, it mocks smaller birds who dare challenge its authority – a playful yet powerful representation of dominance. "Crow Reeds Stream" transports us to peaceful waterside scenery where crows gracefully navigate through reeds along a flowing stream. The simplicity of this artwork evokes serenity and contemplation. As night falls in "Egrets Tree Night, " ethereal egrets perch atop trees under the moonlight's gentle glow. Their elegant silhouettes create an enchanting atmosphere that captivates viewers' imagination.