Beauty of Japanese Painting 2: The Meiji Period Plum Textured Strokes

Textured Strokes

as I remember sitting in my Father's class as a boy and using a flower bird brush to paint camellia

Ning spends time in this introduction familiarizing the viewer with the materials and techniques used in spontaneous style painting

Magpie and Persimmon

Pistachio and Khaki Xuan

Beauty of Japanese Painting 2: The Meiji Period Plum Textured Strokes85 pages, Chinese English A collection of Japanese master's gorgeous, expressive depictions of nature. The masters of the Meiji Period developed a style of unparalleled beauty, combining impeccable life drawing skills with voluptuous color and compelling, detailed composition. Subjects include aquatic life, flowers, birds, flowers and birds, fruit, a group of small dogs, a group of children at play, and still life. Completely beautiful. Forward in