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[Painting] Sanae FUJIWARA "Grooming"

[Painting] Sanae FUJIWARA "Grooming"

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A colorful painting featuring a popular cat motif by Sanae FUJIWARA, a talented young female Japanese-style painter!  [Framed Set]

Artist:
Sanae FUJIWARA
Materials:
Mineral pigments and suihie-gu (shell-based pigments) on Japanese paper mounted on a panel
Size:
F0 (H 14.0 × W 18.0 × D 2.0 cm)
(Framed size) 23.3 × 27.3 × 4.8 cm
Artist's Signature:
Symbol signature on the lower right of the painting. Co-seal with Sanae Fujiwara's handwritten signature and artwork title on the back.

※This artwork is a unique original piece by Sanae Fujiwara.
※Please refer to the images provided for the artwork for sale.

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This painting depicts a cat grooming itself, created by Sanae Fujiwara, a talented young female Japanese-style painting artist whose works are housed at the Ueno Royal Museum in Tokyo.

A charming calico cat is playfully grooming itself while lying down, rendered with Fujiwara's distinctive colorful and bright palette, and the three-dimensional expression techniques using mineral pigments.

Cats with fur patterns that separate like the kanji character "八" (hachi) from their forehead to their nose are considered good luck in Japan and are very popular.

This adorable masterpiece will bring a sense of calm and is something you'll want to gaze at endlessly!

Why not brighten your room with a painting by Sanae Fujiwara, who creates vibrant and energetic artworks using mineral pigments, a traditional Japanese painting material?

This is also a valuable piece for your art collection!

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Sanae FUJIWARA

Sanae Fujiwara is a highly talented and popular young female Japanese-style painting artist whose works are housed at the Ueno Royal Museum in Tokyo.

Choosing flowers, living creatures, and everyday scenes as her motifs, she expresses the energy residing in objects on her canvases through her unique and vivid color arrangements.

Born in Saitama Prefecture (1993-)
Graduated from Tokyo University of the Arts, Faculty of Fine Arts, Department of Painting, Japanese Painting (2021)
Completed Master's Program in Japanese Painting, Graduate School of Fine Arts, Department of Painting, Tokyo University of the Arts (2023)


I draw the energy and flow of air I feel when I look at the motifs. I express energy with colors, and the flow of air using brush direction and naturally occurring stain shapes on the canvas.
I want to create works that provide energy and courage.
(Sanae Fujiwara)


[Selected Exhibitions]
Ueno Royal Museum Collection Exhibition "Banzai for an Ordinary Day!" (Ueno Royal Museum / 2020)
38th Ueno Royal Museum Grand Prize Exhibition (Ueno Royal Museum / Kyoto Cultural Museum / 2020)
Challenge to Contemporary Japanese Painting (Isetan Urawa Store / 2023)
Artwork Exhibition (MUFG Bank Shintomi Branch / 2023)
Ginza Mitsukoshi Main Building 7F Promotion/Japan Edition Exhibition (Ginza Mitsukoshi / 2023)
Paradise of Flowers (Palace Hotel Tokyo ASAHIDO GALLERY / 2023)
Artistic Bird Encyclopedia (Hanshin Umeda Main Store / 2024)
Challenge to Contemporary Japanese Painting (Funabashi Tobu Department Store / 2024)
CATS in ART (Hanshin Umeda Main Store / 2025)

[Awards]
38th Ueno Royal Museum Grand Prize Exhibition, Excellence Award (Fuji Television Award) (2020)

[Public Collection]
Ueno Royal Museum
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