Kersenbloesem before 1897
kazumasaogawa
natural stone pattern
toned paper
water colours
pastel soft colours
handmade artwork painting
tile art
coloured pencil
watercolour bleed
watercolour illustration
watercolor
"Kersenbloesem" (Cherry Blossom) is a photogravure by Kazumasa Ogawa, a prominent Japanese photographer active in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Created before 1897, the artwork showcases Ogawa's mastery of this printing process, resulting in a detailed and nuanced depiction of a cherry blossom branch against a muted grey background. Ogawa's signature style is evident in the delicate rendering of the blossoms and leaves, capturing the beauty and fragility of nature. The photogravure's intimate scale, measuring 271 mm in height and 189 mm in width, allows for a close-up appreciation of the intricate details. This artwork is a testament to Ogawa's artistry and his contribution to the development of photographic techniques in Japan.
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