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Keika hyakugiku Pl.12 1893 by Keika Hosegawa

Keika hyakugiku Pl.12 1893 by Keika Hosegawa

Plate 12 documents one of the series' most dramatic cultivars: a spidery, quilled chrysanthemum whose tubular petals radiate outward in thin, curling filaments. The Meiji draughtsman's line is precise and unflinching — each quill tipped with a delicate curl, the mass of them creating an almost kinetic energy at the bloom's edge. Hosegawa sets the flower against a cool, neutral ground that throws its warm ochre tones into sharp relief. The result reads as simultaneously scientific and expressive, a hallmark of the 1893 woodblock botanical tradition at its most assured.

On canvas, the spidery petal filaments take on a new tactile quality — the woven surface of this canvas print from our Berlin studio creating a subtle visual correspondence with the radiating lines of the original. Depth and warmth emerge in the shadowed petal cores, anchoring the composition.

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Plate 12 documents one of the series' most dramatic cultivars: a spidery, quilled chrysanthemum whose tubular petals radiate outward in thin, curling filaments. The Meiji draughtsman's line is precise and unflinching — each quill tipped with a delicate curl, the mass of them creating an almost kinetic energy at the bloom's edge. Hosegawa sets the flower against a cool, neutral ground that throws its warm ochre tones into sharp relief. The result reads as simultaneously scientific and expressive, a hallmark of the 1893 woodblock botanical tradition at its most assured.

On canvas, the spidery petal filaments take on a new tactile quality — the woven surface of this canvas print from our Berlin studio creating a subtle visual correspondence with the radiating lines of the original. Depth and warmth emerge in the shadowed petal cores, anchoring the composition.

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