The nocturnal tenderness of the fan: art print of a rabbit fan with moon on a red felt cover
The scene captivates with its delicate contrast between the deep red of the felt and the lunar softness surrounding the rabbit, rendered with a graceful brushstroke characteristic of Japanese painting. The composition, centered on the painted fan, plays with flat areas of color, fine lines, and a keen sense of detail that suggest both intimacy and poetry. The emotion conveyed is subtle—a blend of nocturnal serenity and decorative elegance—inviting the viewer to follow the motifs and light. This visual reading highlights the technical finesse and chromatic harmony of the work.

Kubo Shunman, heir to ukiyo-e aesthetics
Kubo Shunman is part of the Japanese tradition of the 18th–19th centuries, close to the masters of ukiyo-e, where attention to everyday subjects and natural motifs becomes a visual language. Influenced by Japanese neoclassical aesthetics and the pursuit of formal balance, he signed prints and paintings where grace and storytelling combine. His compositions often favor the animal world and decorative motifs, echoing the poetic sensibility of his era. Understanding this context allows for appreciating the historical and artistic significance of the art print offered.

A decorative acquisition with multiple assets
This art print of a rabbit fan painting with moon on a red felt cover is ideal for enriching a living room, office, or bedroom with a refined touch of Japanese inspiration. The artwork easily fits into contemporary or traditional interiors, bringing chromatic warmth and a poetic focal point. Our canvas faithfully reproduces the original colors and textures, offering durability and a true-to-life rendering of details. By choosing this piece, you invest in a work that is both decorative and rich in history, perfect for creating a calm and refined atmosphere.