Rundbild Jiuta (das Tanzstück Yuki 雪 „Schnee“) | Matsumoto Ichiyō　松本一洋 | 1893-1952 format:62cm x 140cm The almost Mediterranean blue of

The almost Mediterranean blue of this bay in front of Mount Fuji has never been experienced as intensely in the history of art as in this diptych

a small bird (likely a Japanese nightingale

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which naturally determines the dimensions of the circle

Rundbild Jiuta (das Tanzstück Yuki 雪 „Schnee“) | Matsumoto Ichiyō　松本一洋 | 1893-1952 format:62cm x 140cm The almost Mediterranean blue ofMatsumoto Ichiy is a painter who grew up immersed in Kyoto culture and remained connected to the city as a teacher. He has participated in countless prestigious exhibitions in Japan and has received numerous awards. He is a typical Nihonga painter, meaning he belongs to the school of thought that, since the late 19th century, has focused on creating a new, traditionally Japanese art. This style is recognizable primarily by its distinctly Japanese