White Roses and Fish in Stream 1807 - 1867

"White Roses and Fish in Stream" is a Japanese painting by Nishiyama Hōen, created between 1807 and 1867. The artwork, now housed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, showcases a delicate branch of white roses gracefully cascading downwards towards a stream teeming with fish. This painting exemplifies the beauty of nature and the intricate details of Japanese art. The artist's use of muted colors and subtle shading creates a sense of tranquility and depth, enhancing the viewer's appreciation for the delicate balance between the floral and aquatic realms.