One Hundred Dogs
- Artist
- Ito Jakuchu
- Date
- 1799
- Style
- Ukiyo-e
- Genre
- Animal painting
"One Hundred Dogs" is a mesmerizing animal painting that captures a lively array of dogs in intricate detail. The artist employs a style reminiscent of Ukiyo-e, blending traditional Japanese aesthetics with a playful, dynamic composition. This work immerses viewers in a vibrant scene, highlighting the diversity and expressive qualities of each dog. Its lively brushwork and vivid color palette evoke a sense of movement and personality, making it an engaging example of how animal painting can transcend simple representation to tell lively stories through art.
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