Rōsyō hakuhō-zu 

"Rōsyō hakuhō-zu" is a painting by the renowned Japanese artist Ito Jakuchu (1716-1800). The painting depicts a white pheasant, a bird with feathers that shimmer with gold and red. Its long, flowing tail feathers spread out over a pine tree, creating a sense of movement and energy. The pheasant's pose suggests it is in flight, with its wings stretched out as if about to take off. The image's vibrant colors and intricate details are characteristic of Jakuchu's style, which combined elements of traditional Japanese art with his own unique vision.