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Kiyoshi Nakajima "Poem of the Wind" Hand-Signed Original Watercolor Painting of a Girl - Rare and Unique Piece from a Popular Series

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"Kaze no Uta" is a work that captures the world of Nakajima Kiyoshi's "Wind Maiden" which he has been depicting for a long time. The soft hair and skirt of the girl sway gently in the breeze, a little puppy frolics nearby, and a cat looks at us from the roof. Everything is gentle, making the viewer's heart feel lighter. The background spreads with a soft green that conveys the refreshing feel of a spring morning. The delicate watercolor hues seem to breathe in the transparency of the air, creating the warmth characteristic of Nakajima Kiyoshi. The girl holds a basket filled with small flowers, the understated colors of the petals exuding a quiet presence. Even without words, this piece seems to communicate something silently.

Kiyoshi Nakajima "Poem of the Wind" Hand-Signed Original Watercolor Painting of a Girl - Rare and Unique Piece from a Popular Series

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227,273 Yen ($1485.44)

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2026-01-19 00:03:58 JST

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Collector Commentary

Kiyoshi Nakajima’s "Poem of the Wind" watercolor exemplifies the serene aesthetic that has captivated fans of his "Wind Maiden" series, making it a sought-after piece for collectors. Original artworks from Nakajima are particularly prized due to their limited availability and the artist's unique style that masterfully blends delicacy with emotional nuance. The piece’s condition, described as generally good and housed in a protective box, enhances its collectability, as preservation is crucial for artworks of this nature. With Japan as the source, collectors can appreciate the authenticity and quality assurance that comes with original works, distinguishing them from lesser-quality reproductions.