Birds and Flowers by Shuki Okamoto, 1900
This is one stretch of a long handscroll — apparently there are eleven of these sections, meant to be unrolled a bit at a time rather than hung on a wall. The painter was, they say, a samurai retainer who did this on the side.
Erisava: Is leaving most of it blank a skill, or a shortcut?
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