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Earthy tones and deliberate mark-making give the landscape weight and mood without losing the sense of open air
graduated tones are smooth — exactly as the work demands
the saturated palette and defined contours of Rousseau's painting are reproduced with exceptional precision
Van Gogh's characteristic impasto-like brushwork and the luminous color palette of this late masterwork are rendered with the fine detail and chromatic accuracy the painting deserves
and the composition frames it with characteristically Meiji restraint — minimal stem
The Tiger of Ryokoku by Hirokage Photography-Modern Earthy tones and deliberate mark-makingUtagawa Hirokage stages a scene of magnificent disorder: a tiger almost certainly a man in a tiger costume, or perhaps a rumoured beast has sent the inhabitants of Ryokoku into full comic panic. Figures flee in every direction with the exaggerated urgency that defines Hirokage's Comical Views of Famous Places in Edo series. The composition is dense and kinetic, every corner occupied by someone in the process of escaping, the joke played completely