Academy of Arts – Vintage Print of Irises at Yatsuhashi by Ogata Korin (After the 6-Panel Screen, Presented in Gold Bamboo-Style Frame)

This elegant vintage print from the Academy of Arts features a section of Irises at Yatsuhashi, the celebrated folding screen design by Ogata Korin (1658–1716), one of the masters of the Rinpa school of Japanese art.

Set against a luminous gold ground, graceful blue irises rise from vibrant green foliage, their stylized forms creating a rhythmic and balanced composition. The design captures Korin’s distinctive blend of bold simplicity and decorative refinement, where color, line, and negative space work in harmony.

The print is beautifully matted and presented in a gold bamboo-style frame that complements the artwork’s traditional aesthetic while adding warmth and architectural detail. The vertical format highlights a single panel from the original six-panel screen, allowing the viewer to appreciate the movement and elegance of the iris motif in an intimate scale.

A timeless piece for collectors of Japanese art or admirers of serene, nature-inspired design, this print brings refinement, history, and quiet sophistication to traditional, eclectic, or globally inspired interiors.

Dimensions (Approximate):
Height: 32 inches
Width: 15 inches
Depth 1 inch
Weight: 
3 pounds 10 Ounces

Condition consistent with age. Please review images carefully for details.

This is a vintage/antique, pre-owned item with normal wear and tear due to its age.

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