Monkeys 1800 - 1833
moriyusen
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tactile
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asian-art
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charcoal drawing
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japan
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tonal
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charcoal art
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carved
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Mori Yūsen's "Monkeys" is a Japanese hanging scroll painting, created between 1800 and 1833, depicting a pair of monkeys standing on snow-covered ground, partially obscured by a large, winged creature. This painting, now in the collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, exemplifies the *ukiyo-e* style, popular in Edo period Japan. The work showcases Yūsen's mastery of ink and wash techniques, creating a delicate yet striking composition that captures the essence of the animal figures.
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