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Yellow Iris
Fujio Yoshida (mentioned on object), 1954
Fujio Yoshida was intrigued by abstract art early on, a style her husband disapproved of. At times, she would secretly experiment with abstract work at night. She drew inspiration from the distorted view of flowers and plants when seen through a glass vase. The organic forms are recognizable in the adjacent watercolour, for example, in the light passages of the flower vase.
- Artwork typeprint
- Object numberRP-P-2020-55
- Dimensionsheight 375 mm x width 250 mm
- Physical characteristicskleurenhoutsnede