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Asai Chu (1856-1907)
Japanese
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When I saw the artist’s name in the email, I expected an oriental subject. A lovely surprise. Beautiful brushwork on the skirt. And her hands are beautifully rendered. She’s very intent on her project.
Thank you for sharing this. I was completely unaware of this artist’s work.
What an interesting read about the artist. Thank you.
I find it interesting that this artist uses so much color. My thought was Japan wasn’t very colorful during these years! Love learning about art!
I read more about this artist and recalled seeing his print of pulling boat. Not sure where. I always enjoy your choices Lori.
I am so in awe.
I know they must be coming but do you know the Vermeer’s? I have loved all your ladies so far.
Beautiful, do you have a book of these masterpieces? If you do can you please share the title, etc.? quiltyladyrr@gmail.com
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Maureen B. in B.C.
When I saw the artist’s name in the email, I expected an oriental subject. A lovely surprise. Beautiful brushwork on the skirt. And her hands are beautifully rendered. She’s very intent on her project.
Nancy Pascoe
Thank you for sharing this. I was completely unaware of this artist’s work.
Kerry
What an interesting read about the artist. Thank you.
Cheri
I find it interesting that this artist uses so much color. My thought was Japan wasn’t very colorful during these years! Love learning about art!
Diana Lassahn
I read more about this artist and recalled seeing his print of pulling boat. Not sure where. I always enjoy your choices Lori.
suzanne bell
I am so in awe.
Larain Shannon
I know they must be coming but do you know the Vermeer’s? I have loved all your ladies so far.
Robin Klein
Beautiful, do you have a book of these masterpieces? If you do can you please share the title, etc.?
quiltyladyrr@gmail.com
Comments are closed.