Five Cranes with White Feathers in Various Poses on a Spit of Sand, from Three Petals series, c.1816

Discover the allure of art with our faithful reproduction of "Five Cranes with White Feathers in Various Poses on a Spit of Sand, from Three Petals series, c.1816", originally brought to life by the talented Kubo Shumman. Unlike posters or prints, our hand-painted oil painting breathes an unique sense of depth and texture into your space. Every detail, every stroke, and every texture is meticulously recreated, paying the perfect homage to Kubo Shumman and his artistic vision.

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"Five Cranes with White Feathers in Various Poses on a Spit of Sand, from Three Petals series" is an artwork produced around 1816 by Kubo Shumman, a highly revered ukiyo-e artist and poet in Edo-period Japan. The piece is representative of Kubo's unique blend of visual and literary artistry, showcasing well-detailed, lifelike depictions of five cranes in contrasting poses.

The work is part of the 'Three Petals' series, exhibiting Shumman's mastery in portraying birds, a theme he revisited multiple times throughout his career. Each crane in the artwork radiates a distinct individuality, achieved through variance in positioning, creating a dynamic and balanced composition.

Several layers of meaning can be decoded from the painting with its setting on a spit of sand hinting at temporal transience and the cranes embodying longevity and good fortune in Japanese culture. The piece thus generates an engaging dichotomy betwixt ephemeral moments and the enduring, if elusive, nature of beauty.

Fine detailing and delicate brushwork are apparent in the depiction of the cranes, their white feathers meticulously rendered against a minimal backdrop. This characteristic tranquility in Shumman's works produces an ethereal aura, deeply resonating with the zen sensibilities of Japanese aesthetics. The portrayal not only emphasizes the cranes' physical characteristics but also attempts to capture their essence, moving beyond mere illustration to a reflection on nature's inherent beauty.

Note: The specific history, symbolism, and impact associated with "Five Cranes with White Feathers in Various Poses on a Spit of Sand, from Three Petals series" aren't entirely clear, due to limited existing literature, necessitating further scholarly research for a more comprehensive understanding.

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