Japanese crane

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Lot 577 - ‘THREE MANCHURIAN CRANES’, BY YU FEIAN (1888-

In Japanese culture, The crane is considered a symbol of longevity, good fortune, and peace. It is often associated with the idea of living 1,000 years. Additionally, a wish is believed to be granted to those who fold 1,000 origami cranes. • Resident Artist @ritualbodyart @luckymonkeytattoo • View booking info in highlights

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The painting depicts two white cranes in flight against a gold background. The cranes have long, slender necks, red crowns, and black and white markings on their wings and tails. The painting is done in a traditional Japanese style with meticulous detail and delicate brushstrokes. The gold background adds a sense of richness and luxury to the painting. The cranes symbolize longevity, good fortune, and marital fidelity in Japanese culture.

Red-crowned Cranes (Grus japonensis) Japan, China

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Dancing Crane

A retro Japanese pulp poster depicting exotic Japanese cranes flying with stunning patterned feathers. The design creates a fantastical dreamscape with detailed features and vintage textile elements. The artistic composition is inspired by Tadanori Yokoo and Peter Max, featuring quantum wavetracing. Presented in a 3:4 aspect ratio with a raw style.