Sakai Hōitsu 酒井抱一Japonsko, 1761–1828Poppies
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Kde je teď „Poppies“? Sbírka: Minneapoliský institut umění, Minneapolis. Momentálně není vystaveno. Ověřeno 2. listopadu 2026.
Minneapolis, Spojené státy americké
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Sakai Hōitsu used gemlike colors and softly pooled pigment in Poppies, an early nineteenth-century painting in the Minneapolis Institute of Art, Minneapolis. The mottled passages come from tarashikomi, a technique associated with the Rinpa tradition he adopted after trying several painting styles. Hōitsu studied the work of Ogata Kōrin, whose death preceded his birth by forty-five years, and collected reproductions in a woodblock book. Born into a samurai family, Hōitsu also practiced martial arts, poetry, Noh dance and the tea ceremony.
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Sakai Ho_itsu was a member of a distinguished samurai family. In addition to mastering several martial arts, he also excelled at poetry, Noh dance and tea ceremony. After experimenting with a variety of painting styles, he became intensely interested in the decorative Rinpa school, named after one of its greatest masters, Ogata Ko_rin. Searching out remaining works by Ko_rin, who had died forty-five years before Ho_itsu's birth, he published a woodblock book of Ko_rin's works. Here, Ho_itsu's use of jewel-like pigments and the tarashikomi technique of pooling colors to create a softly mottled effect, continues the style championed by Ko_rin.
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