Meisen im Herbst | Yamada Kōun 山田耕雲 | 1878-1956 material:silk Plum blossoms are usually white

Plum blossoms are usually white

The institution also specifically adopted different styles that had to be accessible

Das Bild ist neu montiert

Sein Lächeln ist charmant und liebevoll – es gilt meistens einem oder mehreren Kindern

Meisen im Herbst | Yamada Kōun 山田耕雲 | 1878-1956 material:silk Plum blossoms are usually whiteYamada Kun is a representative of the Nihonga style. Nihonga actually means "Japanese painting", but specifically refers to the style of traditional painting that has been considered typically Japanese since the late 19th century when Western painting and Chinese painting styles were popular in Japan. Small birds sparrows, tits and nightingales have been popular Japanese motifs since ancient times. Ornithologically, the birds are not easy to identify