The artwork, titled “Tiger,” was created by the artist Ito Jakuchu in the year 1755. It belongs to the Ukiyo-e art movement and is classified under the genre of animal painting.
The artwork depicts a majestic tiger, rendered in vivid and meticulous detail. The tiger is positioned in a dynamic stance, with its body slightly twisted and turning its head back as if to look over its shoulder. The stripes on its fur are bold and intricately painted, emphasizing the animal’s power and grace. Surrounding the tiger, there is a backdrop of delicate branches, contributing to a naturalistic setting. The painting’s color palette includes rich hues, predominantly earthy tones, which enhance the lifelike quality of the subject. The background is kept minimalistic, drawing the viewer’s attention to the intricate details of the tiger itself. The entire composition exudes a sense of animate presence, portraying both the beauty and the formidable nature of the creature.
