Life of Animals in Japanese art

[Cooperix]

Greetings art lovers,

A current exhibition at the National Gallery of Art in Washington DC deserves a mention. This exhibit is a survey of Japanese art spanning 17 centuries. I found it interesting that many of the artist were women. Unusual evidently in Japan's history of art making. Enjoy. Would love to see the exhibit in person.

Because John Daido Loori's book (The Zen of Creativity) is so much about Japanese arts I thought some of you that are following our discussion in the Art Circle might find this exhibit interesting.
https://hyperallergic.com/513728/life-of-animals-in-japanese-art/

Gassho

Anne

~lahst~

[Jinyo]

Thanks Anne,

I subscribe to the hyperallergic site but had missed this entry. Would love to go too!
I bought a lovely book on Hokusai from the British Museum when I couldn't make it to the exhibition.
It included information on his daughter Eijo who was also a talented painter and assisted her father a lot.
Interesting that many of the artists in the current exhibition were women.

Gassho

Jinyo

[Meitou]

How did I miss this??
Such a lovely article and the artworks are beautiful, I agree, I would love to see this.
I'd never heard of hyperallergic and I'm now subscribing to the newsletters, so thank you Anne.

Gassho
Meitou
sattodaylah

[Kokuu]

Thank you!

That looks like such a great exhibition!

On the subject of Japanese art and creatures I can recommend this lovely little book which is a combination of traditional haiku and Japanese art on the subject of our friends from the animal realm:

Haiku Animals (https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/12481279-haiku)

Gassho
Kokuu
-sattoday/lah-

[Onka]

Greetings art lovers,

A current exhibition at the National Gallery of Art in Washington DC deserves a mention. This exhibit is a survey of Japanese art spanning 17 centuries. I found it interesting that many of the artist were women. Unusual evidently in Japan's history of art making. Enjoy. Would love to see the exhibit in person.

Because John Daido Loori's book (The Zen of Creativity) is so much about Japanese arts I thought some of you that are following our discussion in the Art Circle might find this exhibit interesting.
https://hyperallergic.com/513728/life-of-animals-in-japanese-art/

Gassho

Anne

~lahst~Thanks for this Anne.
Gassho
Anna
Sat

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[Onka]

Thank you!

That looks like such a great exhibition!

On the subject of Japanese art and creatures I can recommend this lovely little book which is a combination of traditional haiku and Japanese art on the subject of our friends from the animal realm:

Haiku Animals (https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/12481279-haiku)

Gassho
Kokuu
-sattoday/lah-Thanks Kokuu
Whenever anyone recommends a book my partner and I would likely enjoy I copy the link to a folder I have on my little tablet thingy and when we win lotto the first thing I'm doing is getting these books.
This one is definitely on the list!
Gassho
Anna
Sat

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[Meitou]

Thank you!

That looks like such a great exhibition!

On the subject of Japanese art and creatures I can recommend this lovely little book which is a combination of traditional haiku and Japanese art on the subject of our friends from the animal realm:

Haiku Animals (https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/12481279-haiku)

Gassho
Kokuu
-sattoday/lah-

That's lovely, but oh I'm crying with laughter; I thought I'd google Utamaro to look at some of his insect images. That's not exactly what I found :D
But fear not, here are a frog and a beetle. Not having sex.

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Gassho
Meitou
sattodaylah

[Cooperix]

Kokuu, thanks for the book recommendation!

On my list.

Gassho

Anne

~lahst~