Schetsen voor kunstenaars by Kōno Bairei 幸野楳嶺

Schetsen voor kunstenaars Possibly 1883 - 1885

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coloured-pencil, print, paper

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coloured-pencil

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print

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asian-art

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paper

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coloured pencil

Dimensions: height 120 mm, width 177 mm

Copyright: Rijks Museum: Open Domain

These sketchbooks for artists were created by Kōno Bairei in Japan. The script on the covers, rendered with careful brushstrokes, speaks to the heart of artistic tradition. Notice the recurring geometric pattern, evoking continuity and order. This visual language echoes across cultures, reminding us of the ancient Greek key pattern—a symbol of eternity. Its repeated presence highlights the fundamental human desire for harmony and structure. Such patterns are more than mere decoration. They are powerful forces, grounding us in history. The color palette too, holds significance. These hues resonate with emotional depth, hinting at the vibrancy and intensity found within. It is a testament to our collective memory, a shared human experience. This is more than a collection of sketchbooks; it is a timeless echo.

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