Common and Golden Carp

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This painting by Ohara Koson, entitled "Common and Golden Carp," is a serene and vibrant depiction of two carp swimming in water. The artist uses a striking contrast of colors to differentiate the two fish: one carp is painted in vivid orange and red tones, embodying the typical coloring of a golden carp, while the other is shown in deep, dark scales, representing a common carp. The background of the painting is a calm, light blue that resembles water, enhancing the sense of these creatures moving gracefully in their aquatic environment.Floating above them, you can see green lily pads spread across the surface, some with small blossoms or buds. These elements not only add a naturalistic touch to the scene but also suggest the depth and layers of the pond environment where these fish dwell. Koson's artistry in the detailed scales of the fish and the subtle gradation of colors in the water portrays a harmonious balance between the elements of nature, typical of Japanese prints. The calm aesthetic and impeccable detailing reflect Koson's mastery of the shin-hanga style, where traditional themes are merged with a modern sense of design and color.

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Ohara Koson was a Japanese painter and woodblock print designer of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, part of the shin-hanga movement. Ohara Koson was famous as a master of kachō-e designs.