Yashima Collection
"Yashima: A Journey through Art and Literature in 19th Century Japan" Step into the world of Yashima, a captivating blend of ancient Chinese legends and Japanese culture
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"Yashima: A Journey through Art and Literature in 19th Century Japan" Step into the world of Yashima, a captivating blend of ancient Chinese legends and Japanese culture. Inspired by iconic works such as "The Monkey King Songoku" from the renowned novel Journey to the West, this collection transports you to a realm filled with mythical creatures and epic adventures. Immerse yourself in the delicate beauty of "A Poet and Mount Fuji From the Spring Rain Collection, " where nature's grace harmonizes with human expression. The ethereal brushstrokes capture both the ephemeral essence of spring rain and the timeless allure of Japan's most sacred mountain. Discover tranquility amidst rainfall at "The Rain Shelter at Nii Hill by the Aji River, Osaka. " Gakutei's masterful depiction invites you to seek solace under its protective roof, allowing your worries to be washed away by gentle droplets falling from above. Intriguing characters come alive in "Paper: Fujiwara no Sadaie (Kami: Teika), " part of Gakutei's series "The Four Friends of the Writing Table. " Witness their stories unfold as they navigate love, loyalty, and honor against a backdrop that echoes an era long past. Experience filial piety through art with pieces like "The Filial Son of Yoro from Ten Moral Lessons" or "The Filial Child from Shinano Province. " These poignant portrayals remind us of timeless values that transcend generations - respect for our elders and devotion to family bonds. Delve into historical narratives with depictions like "Nibu Hiroyoshi from Veritable Records of Three Reigns" or "Komatsu Shigemori from Tales of Heike. " Through these artworks, Gakutei brings history alive on canvas, inviting us to explore tales woven within Japan's rich cultural tapestry. Witness Lady Wei gracefully wield her brush in "Brush: Lady Wei, " a testament to the power of artistic expression.