Sitting Tiger Roaring with the Wind c. late 18th century

"Sitting Tiger Roaring with the Wind" is a Japanese painting created by Nagasawa Rosetsu in the late 18th century. The artwork depicts a tiger in a dynamic pose, with its mouth open in a roar, and its body contorted by the force of the wind. The painting is notable for its use of ink and wash, which gives it a sense of movement and energy. Rosetsu was a leading artist of the Maruyama-Shijo school, known for its realistic depictions of nature. This painting is currently housed in the Minneapolis Institute of Art.