['Tiger', 'A fierce tiger drawn from life'] by Utagawa Kunimaro I

['Tiger', 'A fierce tiger drawn from life'] 1860

toned paper

childish illustration

water colours

curved letter used

handmade artwork painting

coloured pencil

watercolour bleed

watercolour illustration

watercolor

watercolur painting

"Tiger, A Fierce Tiger Drawn From Life" is a woodblock print created by Utagawa Kunimaro I in 1860. The print depicts a tiger with a spotted coat and a large, fierce expression, holding a bird in its paw. This artwork is a striking example of the ukiyo-e genre, famous for its depictions of everyday life and popular culture in Edo-period Japan. The artist's use of vivid color and intricate detail creates a realistic and captivating image of the tiger, making it a powerful and engaging piece. The print is currently held in the Rijksmuseum.