Artist: Ohara Koson
Date: 1926
Museum: Te Papa (Wellington, New Zealand)
Technique: Woodcut
Japanese Kachō-e ‘bird-and-flower pictures’ offered print lovers a charming antidote to the melodrama of kabuki-e. Early kachō-e drew on Chinese conventions and
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