Dazzling portraits by Senko Takahashi

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1000: Brilliance

A figure in a dazzling red kimono stands against a rather abstract background, her long sleeves scattering in fronds like wings.

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A Yanoman puzzle: 1000 pieces; 50 x 75 cm (20" x 30")
Code: Y101141 (10-1141 on box)
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1000: Buddha of Infinite Light

A portrayal of a statue of the Amida Buddha, radiant as in the title, and making his associated mudra gesture, with the thumb and forefinger forming a circle.

The original title for this work kishin, or "radiant god", is rather odd, since properly speaking there are no gods in Buddhism. But this is just one of a series of paintings by the artist named as "gods," the others all being fantasy figures of a quite different genre.

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A Yanoman puzzle: 1000 pieces; 50 x 75 cm (20" x 30")
Code: Y101158 (10-1158 on box)
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1000: Scented breezes

Against a fantastic landscape background, a figure reclines in her sumptuous kimono, decorated with cranes and enormous blossoms, as a little white bird comes to her hand.

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A Yanoman puzzle: 1000 pieces; 50 x 75 cm (20" x 30")
Code: Y101142 (10-1142 on box)
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Senko Takahashi

Elaborate signature Senko, and seal

Born in Tokyo in 1966, Senko Takahashi had his first joint exhibition in the Seibu department store at the age of only 17. After attending Tama Art University, he worked as a graphic designer in New York, and on returning to Japan in 1990 continued his career with many exhibition successes. He also appeared on TV in the role of an expert describing the techniques of Leonardo da Vinci.