Japonism Nagasawa Rosetsu (Tanba Province 1754 – 1799)
$4,345
🏷️ Specification
• Artist: Juichi Ichihara (市原重一 or 市原寿一)
• Region: Okayama, Japan
• Style: Modern Nihonga
• Subject: Autumn bijin-ga (elegant woman beneath maple leaves)
• Medium: Mineral pigments on silk or paper
• Presentation: Hanging scroll / wall mount painting
🌸 Why Choose This Artwork
🍁 For the Autumn Dreamer
His works breathe like a still afternoon—quiet, red-gold, filled with memory.
👩 For the Collector of Beauty
Each figure is not only a muse but a mirror of inward calm and seasonal grace.
🎨 For the Modern-Traditional Fusionist
Ichihara bridges classical Nihonga with intimate, emotional storytelling.
🎁 For the Elegant Gifter
A graceful present filled with depth, femininity, and seasonal poetry.
✨ Character Summary
Gentle, lyrical, and quietly radiant—Ichihara’s paintings are tender portraits of a Japan touched by autumn and emotion.
🖋️ Additional Explanation (Poetic Style)
She stands beneath the crimson hush of maple leaves—silent, not still; distant, yet deeply known. Juichi Ichihara paints her not as a symbol, but as a breath held between seasons. His brushwork hums with restraint, choosing not to declare, but to reveal—the way wind reveals the underside of a leaf, or silence reveals longing. His Okayama heritage lives in his palette: earth tones of temple stone, muted reds of falling dusk, the faint shimmer of kimono silk under fading light. In every bijin he paints, there is a sense of reverence—not only for beauty, but for the moment in which beauty is seen and almost lost. His figures do not pose, they remain—dwelling in the space between elegance and memory. To hang Ichihara’s work is to create a place where time softens, where seasons pause, and where the viewer may find themselves reflected in the poise of a woman and the falling of a leaf.
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Description
🏷️ Specification
• Artist: Nagasawa Rosetsu (長沢芦雪)
• Lifespan: 1754–1799
• Work: 双幅 (Sōfuku) — Pair of hanging scrolls, often with narrative or mirrored structure
• Subject: Guo Ziyi, famed Tang dynasty general
• Style: Maruyama-Shijō with radical individuality
• Region: Tanba / Kyoto
🌸 Why Choose This Artwork
🎭 For the Bold Collector
Rosetsu’s paintings are filled with intensity and contradiction—never dull, always daring.
🧘 For the Zen-Minded
His minimalist spaces and brushstroke spontaneity mirror the impermanence of thought.
📖 For the Narrative Lover
This set tells more than a story—it evokes presence, mythology, and historical reverence.
🎁 For the Unconventional Giver
A one-of-a-kind gift that balances mastery with unfiltered creativity.
✨ Character Summary
Dynamic, rebellious, and deeply alive—Rosetsu’s art transcends tradition, delivering bold emotion and untamed energy in every stroke.
🖋️ Additional Explanation (Poetic Style)
Rosetsu’s world does not unfold quietly—it arrives like a rush of wind through sliding screens, like ink flung across a monk’s robe in sudden laughter. Born in Tanba and tempered in Kyoto’s ateliers, he took the brush and broke the rules—not in defiance, but in freedom. His Guo Ziyi scrolls do not simply depict—they animate. You can feel the general’s breath beneath his armor, hear the ancient echoes in the negative space. The scrolls speak in contrasts: restraint and rage, detail and blur, silence and thunder. Rosetsu’s lines tremble with intention—alive like flame, or falling snow. To stand before his work is to confront your own assumptions about beauty and chaos, discipline and wildness. In a world that so often seeks balance, Rosetsu dared to seek truth—and in doing so, found a rhythm that is uniquely his own. Let these scrolls inhabit your space as twin mirrors of power and poetry, and know that in their bold simplicity lies a complexity no words can bind.
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