Landscapes 1828

Fujimoto Tesseki, a prominent Japanese artist of the Edo period, created this evocative ink-on-paper scroll titled "Landscapes" in 1828. The artist's signature style, characterized by delicate brushstrokes and subtle washes, creates a sense of atmospheric depth in the depiction of a mountainous landscape. The composition, utilizing a long, horizontal format, emphasizes the expansiveness of nature and provides a sense of tranquility and contemplation. The Minneapolis Institute of Art currently houses this artwork.