
Peonies
- Date:
- c 1900s
- Medium:
- color woodcut
- Dimensions:
- 68.3 × 54.9 cm
- Source:
- Cleveland Museum of Art
Typical Price
$500–$5,000. Common landscapes: $500–$1,500. Key value factors: Collaborative prints with Frank Brangwyn are most sought after.
Description
Peonies — the queen of flowers in both Japanese and Chinese aesthetic traditions — rendered in Urushibara's color woodcut style. The peony's full, generous blossoms with their layered petals have attracted Japanese artists across centuries, and Urushibara's treatment likely emphasizes the luminosity and voluptuous form of the bloom with the vivid pigments that woodblock printing achieves at its best. This is among his works that draw on Japanese botanical tradition rather than his European subjects.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Peonies was created by Yoshijiro Urushibara (漆原木虫) in c 1900s .
Peonies depicts birds & flowers and still life.
Peonies measures 68.3 × 54.9 cm.






