Yamabuki Flowers (kerria japonica) 1768 - 1868

"Yamabuki Flowers (kerria japonica)" is an anonymous Japanese woodblock print, also known as a *ukiyo-e*, dating from 1768 to 1868. The artwork is currently housed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City. Depicting a delicate branch of yellow flowers, *kerria japonica*, the print showcases the beauty of nature through a simple yet elegant composition. The artist uses soft tones and subtle shading to create a realistic representation of the blossoms, while the inscription on the right side of the print adds a poetic element to the work. This piece is an excellent example of *ukiyo-e* prints, known for their focus on everyday life, nature, and beautiful landscapes.