Rising Sun and Phoenix by Ito Jakuchu, 42 x 34 cm, F4, J2-063, Framed Art, Painting, Famous Artist, Masterpiece, Japanese Painting

Ito Jakuchu (1716-1800) was one of Japan's leading modern painters, active in Kyoto during the mid-Edo period. His popularity has soared since the "Jakuchu Exhibition" held at the Kyoto National Museum in 2008, marking the 200th anniversary of his death. His diverse style includes incredibly detailed chickens, humorous vegetable depictions, and gorgeously painted flowers. These highly artistic works are faithfully reproduced using cutting-edge, high-definition digital printing techniques. They are ideal for displaying in the living room, as well as in store, office, and hospital interiors, and are also a welcome gift for store openings, housewarmings, weddings, wedding anniversaries, and birthdays. Experience the luxury of living surrounded by masterpieces. The paper is made of "Shinkinbon," a silk-like material. After printing, each piece is thoroughly inspected to ensure it is a faithful reproduction of the original, and then partially hand-colored by an experienced restoration artist. Its high-quality texture, which is different from that of paper books, is extremely appealing. It is weather-resistant and resistant to degradation by light and ozone in the air, so color tone is less likely to change over time, resulting in a high-definition artwork that retains its beauty. Produced on-demand. Made in Japan.