<b>TWO HORSES TOWARD THE WIND</b> / Tadashi Nakayama1987<B>SOLD</B></em>

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ARTIST: Tadashi Nakayama (1927–2014)
TITLE: Two Horses Toward the Wind
EDITION: 57/85
MEDIUM: Woodblock print
DATE: 1987
DIMENSIONS: 28 ½ x 22 inches
CONDITION: Excellent; no problems to note
NOTE: Gold and silver metallic pigment


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ARTIST: Tadashi Nakayama (1927–2014)
TITLE: Two Horses Toward the Wind
EDITION: 57/85
MEDIUM: Woodblock print
DATE: 1987
DIMENSIONS: 28 ½ x 22 inches
CONDITION: Excellent; no problems to note
NOTE: Gold and silver metallic pigment


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ARTIST: Tadashi Nakayama (1927–2014)
TITLE: Two Horses Toward the Wind
EDITION: 57/85
MEDIUM: Woodblock print
DATE: 1987
DIMENSIONS: 28 ½ x 22 inches
CONDITION: Excellent; no problems to note
NOTE: Gold and silver metallic pigment


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Recognized for his mastery in portraying horses, “Two Horses Toward the Wind” is a testament to Nakayama's profound skill in capturing the grandeur of these majestic creatures. Against a black and gold backdrop, the intricate composition is enriched with elaborate gold and silver metallic pigments. This design emanates a palpable sense of splendor, skillfully encapsulating the essence of its subject through a seamless fusion of color, form and motion. Drawing inspiration from Byzantine mosaics, the print's ornate detailing reflects Nakayama's fascination with historical and artistic traditions beyond his own. With this artwork, Nakayama pays homage to the beauty of horses and showcases his remarkable ability to harmonize cultural influences, initiating a captivating dialogue between Eastern and Western artistic aesthetics.

 

Connoisseur's Note

This work is in pristine condition with vivid colors—a testament to its years of archival storage. It is quite rare to find large-scale work that has never been framed or displayed and has been spared the transgressions of improper framing and fading caused by years of exposure to sunlight. This print is as fresh as the day it was printed.