vintage japanese monochrome print : forest / palm tree headwear history or art

history or art

The first thing you’ll notice is the jubilant colour palette of the early 1950s

this special piece will draw admiration for all its days

while a simple rustic emerald is set on top

The unique numbering system on the faces of the cards enables acts of cardistry to function as subtle homages to the Eames' classic film -powers of ten

vintage japanese monochrome print : forest / palm tree headwear history or artThis monochrome reproduction has a different work by Omoda Seiju (1891 1933) on each side a stand of trees gentry encroaching upon a pond, and a majestic palm with an amphibian friend (or two). Omoda Seiju's use of negative space and choice of subject landscapes, birds, animals, insects typical of the era, make him an exemplar of the early twentieth century nihonga (Japanese art) movement. From a catalogue of monochrome reproductions that was printed