Wild geese at Miho, Kiyomi Temple, Suruga, Yoshiwara
- Artist
- Utagawa Toyokuni II
- Date
- c.1830
- Style
- Ukiyo-e
- Genre
- Landscape
"Wild geese at Miho, Kiyomi Temple, Suruga, Yoshiwara" is a beautiful example of Ukiyo-e art that portrays a serene landscape scene. The painting captures wild geese gracefully gliding over the tranquil waters near Kiyomi Temple in Suruga, reflecting the harmony between nature and human presence. Its delicate brushwork and use of vibrant colors exemplify the ukiyo-e style, emphasizing fleeting moments and natural beauty. This work not only highlights the scenic allure of Yoshiwara but also exemplifies the artistry and cultural significance of Japanese landscape prints in the Edo period.
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