Kiku

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This painting by Megata Morikaga, titled "Kiku," portrays a beautifully detailed depiction of chrysanthemum flowers. The word "Kiku" is Japanese for chrysanthemum, suggesting a cultural influence or admiration for this particular flower, which holds significant importance in Japan.The painting features two main chrysanthemum blooms—one in full, lush display at the top, painted with pinks and deep red tones, and another just below it, captured in mid-bloom with more slender, spider-like petals radiating outward. The variation in the depiction of these flowers shows different stages of bloom, lending the piece both a dynamic feel and a sense of natural beauty. The leaves and stems are painted with a realistic touch, suggesting a deep observation of the plant's characteristics.Morikaga’s use of watercolors gives the image a soft yet vibrant appearance, allowing the pinks of the chrysanthemums to stand out against the subtle background. The artist's signature and a notation are visible at the bottom left of the composition, enhancing the personal touch of the artwork.Overall, the painting celebrates the beauty and elegance of the chrysanthemum, capturing its intricate details and colors with a serene and thoughtful composition.

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Flower ukiyo–e woodblock prints from Megata Morikaga, a Japanese artist from the Edo period. Morikaga was famous for creating beautiful illustrations of flowers and plants. We have digitally enhanced these Japanese public domain prints into high-resolution printable quality.