“Mistflowers”
Tosa Mitsuyoshi (1539 – 1613)
Tosa Mitsuyoshi (1539-1613) : peintre japonais renommé pour ses emaki et son utilisation audacieuse de l'or. Découvrez son style unique et son héritage artistique sur ArtsDot !
In Chapter 30, “Mistflowers,” Yūgiri visits Tamakazura after the death of their grand-mother. Yūgiri has learned that Tamakazura is not his sister but his cousin, thus opening up the possibility of courtship. He brings a message of condolence and a love poem, along with a bouquet of mistflowers. As Tamakazura has honed her skills in fending off Genji’s advances, she artfully sidesteps Yūgiri’s as well. This moment is portrayed with Mitsuyoshi’s typical refined delicacy.
À propos de cette œuvre
- Titre: “Mistflowers”
- Artiste: Tosa Mitsuyoshi
- Année: 601
- Dimensions originales: 26.0cm x 21.0cm
- Format: Portrait
- Statut du droit d'auteur: Domaine public
- Mouvement: Ukiyo-e
- Période de création: Mature Period
- Couleur dominante: Driftwood
- Mots-clés: japanese floral art” , “mistflowers artwork” , “refined japanese style”