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This artwork captures a poignant moment from a beloved Japanese legend, depicting an old man kneeling with arms outstretched, desperately pleading. Above him, a beautiful young woman, Kaguyahime, accompanied by attendants, ascends towards a luminous full moon, disappearing into a hazy sky. This scene, created by Tsukioka Yoshitoshi around 1885-1892 as an ink and color on silk hanging scroll, illustrates the sorrowful farewell from "The Tale of the Bamboo Cutter." The old man, who found and raised Kaguyahime from a bamboo stalk, begs her not to return to her celestial home on the Moon. The delicate rendering and ethereal atmosphere make this a contemplative piece
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·Classical art ·SKU: GIA-24124-canvas
Received Back into the Moon Palace-Taketori (Bamboo Cutter) from the Series Twelve Aspects of the Moon Tsukioka Yoshitoshi
Scene from the Japanese legend of Kaguyahime, ink and colors on silk
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ArtistTsukioka Yoshitoshi
CategoriaClassical art
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Received Back into the Moon Palace-Taketori (Bamboo Cutter) from the Series Twelve Aspects of the Moon on canvas
We print Received Back into the Moon Palace-Taketori (Bamboo Cutter) from the Series Twelve Aspects of the Moon in the size you choose and stretch it by hand over an Italian wooden frame. The canvas is made when you order, so nothing is ever out of stock.
It arrives ready to hang, with nothing else to do. Made in our own Italian workshop, shipping in 6–8 working days.
- Stretched by hand over an Italian wooden frame
- Any size you like, not just standard formats
- Ready to hang the moment it arrives
