Irises [left of a pair] c. late 19th century
sakaihoitsu
minneapolisinstituteofart
painting, watercolor
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painting
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impressionism
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asian-art
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landscape
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ukiyo-e
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watercolor
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orientalism
Sakai Hōitsu's "Irises [left of a pair]" (c. late 19th century) is a six-panel screen depicting a flourishing field of irises. The artwork features a minimalist, yet detailed, illustration of the flowers. The artist's meticulous brushwork captures the delicate beauty of the irises against a golden background. This style, known as Rimpa, is characterized by its elegant and decorative nature, showcasing the intricate details of nature. The screen is a testament to Hōitsu's mastery of this style and his ability to evoke a sense of tranquility and beauty in the viewer.
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