Poetic Quatrain 1795

"Poetic Quatrain" is a calligraphic work by the prominent Japanese artist Makita Chōsai, executed in 1795. The artwork displays a mastery of brushwork, with flowing strokes and intricate details, typical of Chōsai's signature style. The four lines of text represent a traditional Japanese quatrain, emphasizing the artistic integration of poetry and calligraphy in Japanese art. The piece showcases Chōsai's artistic versatility and technical prowess, and remains a celebrated example of the artistic culture prevalent in 18th-century Japan.