Rocks 1615 - 1868

"Rocks" is a 18th-century ink-and-color painting by Yosa Buson, a renowned Japanese poet and painter. The painting's abstract forms, reminiscent of rocks, showcase Buson's mastery of ink wash techniques. The piece exemplifies the *haiga* style, where poetry and painting are combined to create a unified aesthetic experience. The calligraphy on the right side of the artwork is a poem by Buson, further highlighting the connection between the visual and literary arts. "Rocks" demonstrates Buson's artistic vision and the enduring beauty of natural forms.