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Toad Lilies

  • Mitat55.0 x 38.0 cm

mizoguchi yuki (1895 – 2000)

Discover Yuki Mizoguchi (Ogura Yuki), a pioneering Japanese nihonga painter known for her bijinga art, graceful family scenes & nude portraits from 1895-2000.

In this painting, toad lilies, which bloom from the beginning of summer until fall, are arranged in a long-necked Liao Dynasty vase. The origin of their Japanese name, hototogisu, relates to the spots on their petals, which are similar to the spotted pattern on the belly of a species of cuckoo bird also called hototogisu. This piece by Ogura has a pale blue background painted over a light platinum foil, creating a deep hue with a subtle luster. The tall, amply glazed vase holds an exquisite arrangement of these beautiful flowers stretching across the canvas.

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