Letter Enclosing Flowers 1831 Okada Hankō Japanese Okada Hankō devoted himself to Confucian studies and painting in the style of Chinese Ming and Qing masters, as had his father, Okada Beisanjin (1744-1820). This letter to a friend, written when the artist was forty-nine, offers a gift of flowers arranged in a Chinese style, a practice cultivated by Japanese literati. The amusing twist: the gift was not actual flowers but flower sketches, executed in a charmingly free manner that reflects the spontaneous, personal quality espoused by Nanga (literati) painters in emulation of Chinese scholar-artists.. Letter Enclosing Flowers. Okada Hankō (Japanese, 1782-1846). Japan. 1831. Handscroll; ink and color on paper. Edo period (1615-1868). Paintings

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Letter Enclosing Flowers 1831 Okada Hankō Japanese Okada Hankō devoted himself to Confucian studies and painting in the style of Chinese Ming and Qing masters, as had his father, Okada Beisanjin (1744-1820). This letter to a friend, written when the artist was forty-nine, offers a gift of flowers arranged in a Chinese style, a practice cultivated by Japanese literati. The amusing twist: the gift was not actual flowers but flower sketches, executed in a charmingly free manner that reflects the spontaneous, personal quality espoused by Nanga (literati) painters in emulation of Chinese scholar-artists.. Letter Enclosing Flowers. Okada Hankō (Japanese, 1782-1846). Japan. 1831. Handscroll; ink and color on paper. Edo period (1615-1868). Paintings

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