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| "Japanese White-eyes and Plum Blossoms"1939 |
Here, Japanese white eyes flitter about merrily as their wings fill with the still-cool winds of early spring. It can be said that the flower and bird work is that of a painter who feels the limitless pleasure of engaging in a dialogue with nature. |
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"Persimmon and Bamboo" 1967 |
| This persimmon, the only one remaining on the bare tree branch, is at one time a symbol of nature's truth yet also seems to exist at the will of the universe. Going beyond a mere exchange with nature, this work evokes a view of Shiho in his later years, when he had achieved his own sense of unity with nature. |
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