Keika hyakugiku Pl.24 by Keika Hosegawa
Plate 24 closes out a group of closely related cultivars in Hasegawa's series with a bloom of pronounced elegance: long, slender petals curve upward and inward with a tulip-like refinement quite distinct from the broader, flatter forms seen elsewhere in the sequence. The composition is unusually vertical, the flower's height exaggerated by the elongated stem and minimal foliage, producing a strong upward visual rhythm. A dusty rose palette rendered in delicate washes gives the plate warmth without sweetness. The overall effect is spare, dignified, and entirely consistent with the quiet mastery that defines the One Hundred Chrysanthemums series.
Produced as a fine art print in our Berlin studio with archival pigment inks, this Japanese botanical poster captures the slender petal forms and warm rose washes of Hasegawa's original with exceptional detail and colour stability.
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Keika hyakugiku Pl.24 by Keika Hosegawa
Plate 24 closes out a group of closely related cultivars in Hasegawa's series with a bloom of pronounced elegance: long, slender petals curve upward and inward with a tulip-like refinement quite distinct from the broader, flatter forms seen elsewhere in the sequence. The composition is unusually vertical, the flower's height exaggerated by the elongated stem and minimal foliage, producing a strong upward visual rhythm. A dusty rose palette rendered in delicate washes gives the plate warmth without sweetness. The overall effect is spare, dignified, and entirely consistent with the quiet mastery that defines the One Hundred Chrysanthemums series.
Produced as a fine art print in our Berlin studio with archival pigment inks, this Japanese botanical poster captures the slender petal forms and warm rose washes of Hasegawa's original with exceptional detail and colour stability.
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Plate 24 closes out a group of closely related cultivars in Hasegawa's series with a bloom of pronounced elegance: long, slender petals curve upward and inward with a tulip-like refinement quite distinct from the broader, flatter forms seen elsewhere in the sequence. The composition is unusually vertical, the flower's height exaggerated by the elongated stem and minimal foliage, producing a strong upward visual rhythm. A dusty rose palette rendered in delicate washes gives the plate warmth without sweetness. The overall effect is spare, dignified, and entirely consistent with the quiet mastery that defines the One Hundred Chrysanthemums series.
Produced as a fine art print in our Berlin studio with archival pigment inks, this Japanese botanical poster captures the slender petal forms and warm rose washes of Hasegawa's original with exceptional detail and colour stability.
