Japanese art

Irises at Yatsuhashi

Ogata Kōrin, after 1709

Ogata Kōrin painted the irises and the zigzag bridge at Yatsuhashi on a pair of folding screens, after an episode from The Tales of Ise, a classic of Japanese literature.

“Irises at Yatsuhashi” by Ogata Kōrin (after 1709) — a faithful reproduction of the masterpiece, printed on natural cotton canvas and stretched over a wooden frame. Category: Japanese art. Hypoallergenic inks, ready to hang.

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Material

100% natural cotton canvas

Frame

Built-in wooden stretcher

Inks

Water-based, hypoallergenic

Ready to hang

Yes

Source: The Metropolitan Museum of Art — Public Domain (CC0)