Collection of Rotted Wood by Wang Mansheng
In this series of ink paintings, Wang Mansheng captures the timeless pleasure of collecting and appreciating elements of the natural world. The comparison between this contemporary work and traditional pieces highlighted in the video illustrates how artworks from the past can inspire us and are still very relevant to our lives today.
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Yoshitoshi & Comics Talk
Art and manga historian Ryan Holmberg joins narrative artist Ronald Wimberly for a conversation on the enduring influence of Tsukioka Yoshitoshi on contemporary comics.
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Collection of Rotten Wood (detail), 2019, by Wang Mansheng (Purchased with the East Asian Art Revolving Fund, 2019-153-3). Vessel with Blue Glaze, 2013, by Kimura Yoshiro (Purchased with the East Asian Art Revolving Fund, 2018-31-1). Musicians on Horseback, mid-7th century, China (Gift of Charles H. Ludington from the George Crofts Collection, 1923-21-146). Jar, 2017, by Inchin Lee (Gift [by exchange] of Fredric R. Mann, 2018-34-1). The Giant Twelfth-Century Warrior-Priest Benkei Attacking Young Yoshitsune for His Sword on the Gojo Bridge (detail), 1881, by Tsukioka Yoshitoshi (Purchased with funds contributed by the E. Rhodes and Leona B. Carpenter Foundation, 1989-47-267a--c).
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