Japanese wagtail at waterfall 1900 - 1930

This woodblock print, created between 1900 and 1930 by renowned Japanese artist Ohara Koson, captures the serene beauty of a Japanese wagtail perched on a rock amidst a cascading waterfall. The delicate lines and subtle colors evoke the tranquil atmosphere of a natural scene. The artist's mastery of the woodblock technique is evident in the realistic depiction of the bird and the waterfall, highlighting the details of the flowing water and the bird's delicate plumage. Koson's focus on the natural world, combined with his exquisite artistic skill, makes this print a beautiful example of Japanese ukiyo-e tradition.