Meiji Period Scroll Fragment Tiger Diptyc

Art produced during the Meiji period in Japan was reflective of the nation’s new engagements with foreign cultures. As western painting began to influence traditional Japanese painting techniques, a new style was developed. 

This duo of ink wash scrolls feature three tigers. Astoundingly detailed despite the slim space, these two works would look excellent containing a gallery wall between them, or equally as delightful paired together exclusively. Each measures 52”H and 14.25”W.

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