Three Yellow Chrysanthemum by Kazumasa Exhibition Ogawa Kazumasa Manet's loose brushwork and delicate

Manet's loose brushwork and delicate ink washes come through with the sharpness and depth that only museum-grade paper and pigment inks can deliver

Florent Bodart's illustration brings a warm

Against a flat green ground dense with tropical foliage

every tonal gradation and symbolic detail holds with precision

Rendered on fine art paper in our Berlin studio

Three Yellow Chrysanthemum by Kazumasa Exhibition Ogawa Kazumasa Manet's loose brushwork and delicateThis exhibition version of Ogawa Kazumasa's chrysanthemum study places three golden blooms within a composed graphic frame that evokes the formal presentation of a period museum display. The collotype photographic originals celebrated for their colour accuracy and tonal richness are set alongside typographic elements drawn from the visual language of late 19th century Japanese exhibition culture. The layering of scientific image and graphic design