De dichter-priester Saigyo Hoshi opkijkend naar de Fuji berg 1720 - 1730
nishimurashigenaga
toned paper
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This woodblock print, *De dichter-priester Saigyo Hoshi opkijkend naar de Fuji berg*, was created by renowned Japanese artist Nishimura Shigenaga in the early 18th century. The artwork depicts the poet-priest Saigyo Hoshi gazing up at Mount Fuji, a revered symbol in Japanese culture. The scene is rendered with delicate lines and subtle color, conveying a sense of peace and tranquility. The image is characterized by its simple composition, focusing on the figure of Saigyo Hoshi, the towering Mount Fuji, and a tranquil stream winding through the landscape. Shigenaga's detailed depiction of nature emphasizes the harmony and beauty of the Japanese landscape, reflecting the values of the Edo period.
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