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Originally created in 1900, Yamamoto Shōun's Frog Procession presents an enchanting tableau of anthropomorphic frogs engaged in a whimsical parade. The print captures a delightful scene where two central frogs, with expressive eyes and animated gestures, appear to lead the march. Their vibrant, speckled brown and green bodies contrast against the softer, muted background, which subtly hints at the presence of more frogs in the procession. The vertical reeds punctuate the composition, guiding the viewer’s gaze through the scene and enhancing the sense of movement and rhythm. Shōun’s mastery in using bold brushwork and delicate lines is evident, creating a lively narrative that is both playful and captivating. This work is a quintessential example of Shōun's ability to bridge the traditional ukiyo-e style with the emerging shin-hanga movement, reflecting the playful spirit and cultural nuances of the Meiji era.
Frog Procession
$24.99