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Ondas encrespadas

Ogata Kōrin Japanese
ca. 1704–9
Not on view
Muitos artistas e poetas tentaram capturar a imagem transitória das ondas oscilantes. Na versão de Ogata Korin, tentáculos de espumas grandes e irregulares, pontuados aqui e ali com perfurações, se elevam com ar ameaçador. São delineados com tinta, empregando a técnica chinesa milenar que requer sustentar os pincéis somente com uma mão. Seu antecedente talvez tenha sido uma imagem do artista do período, Muromachi Sesson Shūkei (ca. 1504–ca. 1589). O biombo ostenta um selo no qual se lê Dōsū, nome adotado por Kōrin em 1704.

Artwork Details

Object Information
  • 波濤図屏風
  • Título: Ondas encrespadas
  • Artista: Ogata Kōrin, japonês, 1658–1716
  • Período: Período Edo
  • Data: ca. 1704–9
  • Meio: Biombo com dois painéis; tinta, cor e ouro sobre papel dourado
  • Dimensões: 146,5 x 165,4 cm
  • Linha de créditos: Fundo Fletcher, 1926
  • Número de acesso: 26.117
  • Curatorial Department: Asian Art

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