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772772

772772

$5,995.00
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Artist: Takashi Murakami

Title: 772772

Year: 2016

Edition: 300

Size: 980 x 657mm

Medium: Offset print with hot stamp

This print is packed in the original packaging. This is hand signed by Takashi Murakami. 

Note: This will be shipped from Japan so the buyer is responsible for all import fees and taxes in their respective country.

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Kōrin Flowers and Water

Kōrin Flowers and Water

Comments from the artist:

The work is based on a masterpiece fan painting by Ogata Kōrin, a genius painter from the Edo period. There is a river depicted in the upper part of the work, and under the representation of the river, on this side, so to speak, there are flowers. As commonly noted, when the camera was invented, it was proven that painters focus on their subjects of interest by placing them in prominent positions—in other words, that they employ the multi-point perspective of the human eye. This work embodies this idea.

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