Flowers [right of a triptych of Kegon Falls and Flowers] 1902

This 1902 hanging scroll by Ishikawa Kosai, titled *Flowers [right of a triptych of Kegon Falls and Flowers]*, showcases a delicate and intricate depiction of various blossoms. The artist, known for his mastery of *literati painting*, uses subtle brushstrokes to convey the graceful forms of the flowers, their delicate petals, and the delicate foliage that surrounds them. The scroll’s soft colors and fine lines create a sense of tranquility and harmony, making it a delightful example of Japanese *kanga*, a type of ink painting celebrating the beauty of nature.