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White Chinese Geese Swimming By Reeds by Ohara Koson, 1928 military The mapmaker has also usedWhite Chinese Geese Swimming By Reeds (1928) by Ohara Koson is a serene kach ga (bird and flower) composition from the height of Japans Shin hanga movement. Two white Chinese geese drift across still, inky water, their bright bills and soft plumage silhouetted against tall reeds. Kosons refined drawing and gentle bokashi gradations shape a contemplative scene where light and shadow, curve and line, balance in perfect calm. This listing offers a museum