アーティスト： Yatsuo no Tsubaki(八丘椿)

Crane from Yatsuo no tsubaki by Taguchi Tomoki - Yatsuo no tsubaki Canvas.

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Work name	Crane from Yatsuo no tsubaki by Taguchi Tomoki
Author name	Yatsuo no Tsubaki (Yatsuoka Camellia)
Production date	1860-1869
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Management number	1-2

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Yatsuo no Tsubaki

"Yatsugaoka Tsubaki" is a collection of woodblock prints by Taguchi Tomoki, an artist active from the late Edo period to the early Meiji period. While much about his life remains unknown, he produced flower and bird paintings that capture the tranquil beauty of nature during the transition from the end of the Edo period to the Meiji era . In particular, the camellias and birds depicted with refined linework and minimalist compositions are filled with a quiet elegance and modern sensibility that sets them apart from traditional ukiyo-e, deeply drawing the viewer in.

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Overview of Tomoki Taguchi and "Yatsugaoka Tsubaki"

Author: Tomoki Taguchi
Production period: 1860-1869 (late Edo period to early Meiji period)
Category: Flower and bird painting (woodblock prints with flowers, birds, and nature as the subject)
Characteristics: Serene and minimalist composition, refined line drawings, subdued colors, and designs that make the most of the beauty of white space

Main contents and designs of the art book

Camellia as the central theme
Depictions of birds and plants based on the flower and bird painting tradition
Stylization of nature and its sublimation into decorative motifs

Tomoki Taguchi's painting style and its significance in art history

Taguchi Tomoki's works stand out from the glamorous world of red-light districts and kabuki actors depicted in contemporary ukiyo-e prints, and are distinguished by their tranquility and the beauty of their empty spaces. His style is characterized by his bold stylization of his subjects, elevating them into decorative motifs. Each line is sharpened and the colors are subdued, highlighting the vitality of the camellias and birds depicted, and inviting the viewer to engage in deep introspection.

The 1860s, when this art book was produced, was a turbulent time as the authority of the Tokugawa shogunate wavered and the country headed towards the Meiji Restoration. The tranquil contemplation of nature seen in "Yatsugaoka Tsubaki" reflects the aesthetic sense and sense of impermanence of the Edo period, while its modern and innovative design foreshadows the arrival of a new era. It can truly be said that this work served as a "bridge" connecting the two eras.

"Yatsugaoka Tsubaki" is not merely a work of art; it also influenced the design world of the time, being used as a design example for crafts such as Inuyama ware. The work is a valuable document conveying the sensibility of the transition period from the end of the Edo period to the Meiji period in Japanese art history, and its minimalist aesthetic continues to provide fresh surprise and inspiration to us today.