Kiku Masamune by Kitano Tsunetomi reflects the refined elegance that defines one of Japan’s foremost Nihonga painters. Active during the late Meiji to early Shōwa periods, Tsunetomi was celebrated for his bijin-ga, capturing women with lyrical line and emotional restraint. In this work, the chrysanthemum—Japan’s imperial flower—symbolises purity and longevity, while the poised female figure conveys quiet dignity. The composition balances classical Japanese aesthetics with subtle modern realism, demonstrating Tsunetomi’s mastery of traditional materials and his role in preserving cultural identity during a time of artistic change.
A quietly elegant framed paper poster that brings delicate, museum-like presence to a room. Printed on your choice of fine art or semi-gloss paper, the image sits on a wide white mat inside a matte black pinewood frame. The warm brown backing and shatter-proof plexiglass give it a refined, lived-in feel—ready to hang with pre-installed hardware and rubber bumpers that keep the frame level and your walls protected. Available in multiple sizes and orientations to fit gallery walls, bedrooms, or cozy reading nooks.
Product features
- Two paper choices: 310 gsm fine art or 260 gsm semi-gloss photo paper
- 100% pinewood matte black frame with brown paper backing
- Shatter-proof plexiglass cover for safe, clear display
- Pre-installed hanging hardware and rubber bumpers for easy, protected mounting
- Available in 10 sizes, horizontal and vertical orientations
Care instructions
- Clean framed prints with a slightly wet cloth when necessary.
