Hen and Rooster by Ohara Koson, 1900 Finish:Framed canvas Jean d'Acre by the French

Jean d'Acre by the French army of Egypt

when its saline baths and healthful mountain air made it a “station climatérique

This refined botanical makes a thoughtful gift for lovers of Japanese art

reflecting the European powers' influence in the South Pacific

Created in 1844 as part of Samuel Lewis’s Topographical Dictionary

Hen and Rooster by Ohara Koson, 1900 Finish:Framed canvas Jean d'Acre by the FrenchHen and Rooster by Ohara Koson introduces two familiar barnyard companions with the quiet grace that defines early 20thcentury shinhanga. Created as a color woodblock print in 1900, Kosons composition transforms a humble pair of domestic chickens into a poised, almost meditative scene. A warm yellowbeige ground settles behind a chalkwhite hen and a dignified rooster rendered in soft grays, their forms described by crisp keyblock lines and featherfine