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מתוך סדרת תיקים המציגים קולאז' של אמנים Sengai Gibon and Kawasaki Kyosen.
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*מידה כ 42/30 ס"מ | רצועות 75 ס"מ
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An A3-sized bag featuring a collage of works by Sengai Gibon and Kawasaki Kyosen.
The texture of the fabric, which resembles a bit Japanese paper, is appealing.
It has an inner pocket for added convenience, and the cord handle adds a light and stylish touch.
size : Height 42cm | Width 30cm | Handle 75cm
Sengai Gibon (仙厓義梵, 1750-1837)
was a Zen monk painter and calligrapher whose ink drawings are characterized by a warm, satiric and often self-critical humor.
The motives of his works embrace traditional Buddhist topics, such as figures of Daruma (達磨 Bodhidharma) and Kannon (観音Avalokiteśvara), landscapes, animals as well as flowers and plants. Many of his paintings include ingenuous calligraphy and inscriptions containing puns and jokes.
Kawasaki Kyosen (1877–1942) was a Japanese painter and print designer active during the Meiji, Taishō, and early Shōwa periods. While perhaps not as internationally renowned as some of his Ukiyo-e predecessors or Shin-Hanga contemporaries, Kyosen made notable contributions, particularly in the realm of kuchi-e (literally 'mouth pictures'), which were woodblock-printed frontispieces for popular novels, literary magazines, and even sheet music.
His art provides a unique glimpse into Japanese popular culture and the beauty found in everyday items and traditional craftsmanship.
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