Drie vissen 1775 - 1824
masayoshi
aged paper
light pencil work
quirky sketch
old engraving style
sketch book
personal sketchbook
pen-ink sketch
ink colored
sketchbook drawing
sketchbook art
"Drie vissen" (Three Fish) is a painting by Masayoshi, a Japanese artist born in 1750 and died in 1825. Created sometime between 1775 and 1824, this artwork features three fish depicted in meticulous detail. Masayoshi, known for his expertise in depicting nature, captures the subtle textures and forms of the fish with delicate brushstrokes. The composition is simple yet effective, with the fish arranged in a balanced manner. The inclusion of Japanese text in the background provides a context for the subject matter and suggests the significance of fish in Japanese culture. This piece exemplifies Masayoshi's mastery of traditional Japanese painting techniques, showcasing his keen observation of nature and his ability to translate it onto canvas.
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