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Murakami Shodo: Peonies Boxed Small Notecards
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Ten 3½ x 5 in. blank notecards with envelopes in an acetate-topped box
Published with USC Pacific Asia Museum
ISBN 9780764979934
ITEM 0167
Published with USC Pacific Asia Museum
ISBN 9780764979934
ITEM 0167
Description
Murakami Shodo (1776–1841)
Peonies, 1817–1818
Even though peonies are not native to Japan, they have long been the subjects of traditional Japanese artworks. The flowers are associated with summer and symbolize good fortune, bravery, and honor. Their delicate beauty can be seen in this work by Edo-period painter and printmaker Murakami Shodo.
Peonies, 1817–1818
Even though peonies are not native to Japan, they have long been the subjects of traditional Japanese artworks. The flowers are associated with summer and symbolize good fortune, bravery, and honor. Their delicate beauty can be seen in this work by Edo-period painter and printmaker Murakami Shodo.
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