Little Flower 1965

"Little Flower" is a 1965 abstract print by Japanese artist Hiroyuki Tajima (1911-1984). The print is divided into two sections, one green with small, bright circular shapes and the other blue with a textured surface. Tajima was known for his use of color and texture in his abstract works. The colors, particularly the green and blue, are reminiscent of nature, and the textured surface of the blue section could be interpreted as foliage or water. This print exemplifies Tajima’s exploration of abstract themes through subtle color palettes and organic forms, making his works appealing to a broad range of art enthusiasts.