Wholesale Carps, Ohara Koson | Premium Japonism Art Poster

"Koi carp in motion, black and gold water. Japan in one image." History of the work Ohara Koson (1877–1945) is one of the masters of kacho-e, the Japanese painting of birds and flowers. This print of carp, made around 1910, illustrates his ability to capture movement and life with a remarkable economy of means. The carp swim in a dark space, their golden and orange scales creating a striking contrast. The diagonal composition gives an impression of contained dynamism. A classic of Japonisme that fits within the tradition of ukiyo-e prints. What is kacho-e illustrated by Koson's Carp? Kacho-e is a Japanese genre dedicated to birds and flowers. Ohara Koson (1877–1945) is one of its masters, and this carp print from around 1910 illustrates his ability to capture movement with a remarkable economy of means. Which size should you choose for this reproduction? This reproduction is available in 30 x 40 cm, 40 x 50 cm and 50 x 70 cm. The 30 x 40 cm is suitable for a hallway, an office or a gallery wall; the 50 x 70 cm can stand alone above a sofa or a bed. The frame is not included; the sizes are standard and readily available commercially. A gift idea for a Japonisme enthusiast, or for a Japandi or minimalist and sophisticated interior. Features and sizes Available sizes: 30 x 40 cm, 40 x 50 cm, 50 x 70 cm Paper: uncoated matte 170 g/m², FSC certified Printing: high resolution, color-stable over time Frame: not included Print medium: poster, fine art print on matte paper Theme: Japanese art, ukiyo-e print Observed average delivery time: 3 working days, carefully packaged