Artnachronisme

By Maxfield Parrish, 1913

Lupins & Foxgloves {via Milli Proust}

Edna St. Vincent Millay, fragment from the poem Wild Swans

"Ophelia" (1884), Konstantin Makovsky

June 1962, Anne Sexton, from Complete Poems (1928-1974) first published 1981

Artist : Dorothy Fitchew (fl. 1910-1922)

Hiroshima Mon Amour (1959), dir. Alain Resnais

Source: The Met

Image and text information courtesy MFA Boston.

“A beautiful yukata with a pattern dyed in shades of blue. It is a modern work (from the middle of the Meiji era to the early Showa era) depicting a Yukata from a kimono shop, Sakusen. It is also a figure that conveys the history of a long-established store founded in the late Edo period. At Ota Memorial Museum of Art, Harajuku “Life with Blue” “

Safflower, Rose Balsam and Marsh Marigold by Yasukuni Tachibana (1717-1792), included in Ehon Noyamagusa (Wildflower Picture Book) published in 1754

Artist: Yoshida Hiroshi Title: Greengrocery at Nezu (Nezu shojiki yaoya) Date: 1926 Medium: Color woodblock print; oban Credit Line: Clarence Buckingham Collection

Large-scale exhibition “Fukumi Shimura-Return to Boro” held in Kyoto 2016.01.07

© Shoen Uemura, Feathered Snow, 1944, Yamatane Museum of Art

A Hawk Capturing a Crane in Flight, attributed to Torii Kiyomasu I (active c. 1704–1718)

1. Shining Water 2  輝く水  2015  etching  21 × 15 cm  2. Rain Song 4  2015  etching 15.5 × 21.5 cm  3. Rain Song 3  2014  etching  25.5 × 39 cm   via