• Picture of Capybara Ukiyo-e
  • Picture of Capybara Ukiyo-e au dessus d'un meuble bas
drapeau Japan 田辺 明美 (1706 - 1778)
(Akemi Tanabé)

Picture of Capybara Ukiyo-e

Origin Story

Once there was a young artist named Keisai Eisen. He was very talented and loved to create inspiring works of art. One day, while walking in the Japanese countryside, he saw a small capybara crossing the path in front of him. Fascinated by its beauty and natural charm, he decided to capture this image on paper and share it with the world.

He spent the next few weeks working on this unique capibara portrait that is now called "ukiyo-e". He took care of the smallest detail to capture the magic of the animal and paint exactly what he saw. When he finally finished his masterpiece, Keisai felt very satisfied with his work and was happy to see how people were touched by his creation.

Since that day, ukiyo-e has been considered a classic art form in Japan and continues to inspire artists around the world. The charming capybara captured by Keisai Eisen will always remain a remarkable example of the timeless beauty of wild animals.

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