The Lotus print from some Japanese Flowers captures the beauty and elegance of the lotus flower, often a symbol of purity and enlightenment in many Asian cultures, especially in Buddhism. Ogawa's Lotus print likely features vibrant yet soft hues and intricate details that reflect both the fragility and the strength of the flower, using techniques like chromolithography or collotype to achieve precision and depth in his botanical studies.
In some Japanese Flowers, the lotus stands out as an exquisite balance between natural realism and the art of stylisation, making it not just a botanical illustration but also a work of fine art.
About the Artist
Active in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, Ogawa Kazumasa combined photography and fine-art printing to create vividly coloured works that preserve Japan’s natural grace and tradition.
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