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Kiyoshi Nakajima - Poem of the Wind - Watercolor on Paper - 8th Size - Girl - Hand-signed - Rare Unique Item - Original Work Guaranteed - Final Price Reduction

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"Poem of the Wind" is a work that seems to capture the world of the "Wind Maiden," a theme that Kiyoshi Nakajima has been painting for a long time. The soft movements of the girl's hair and skirt swaying in the gentle wind, the playful demeanor of a small puppy, and the gaze of a cat observing from the rooftop all convey a sense of gentle tranquility that lifts the viewer's spirit. The background spreads out softly in green, radiating freshness reminiscent of a spring morning. The translucent quality of the light watercolor colors is infused with Nakajima's warmth. The girl is holding a basket with small collected flowers, and the subtle hues of the petals exude a quiet presence as if the entire piece is communicating silently without words.

Kiyoshi Nakajima - Poem of the Wind - Watercolor on Paper - 8th Size - Girl - Hand-signed - Rare Unique Item - Original Work Guaranteed - Final Price Reduction

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181,819 Yen ($1188.36)

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2026-02-02 20:00:57 JST

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Kiyoshi Nakajima’s "Poem of the Wind" watercolor exemplifies the artist's longstanding exploration of the "Wind Maiden" motif, resonating deeply with collectors who appreciate unique, hand-signed original artworks. Nakajima's gentle portrayal of movement and nature aligns with the broader appreciation for Japanese art that emphasizes tranquility and the beauty of everyday moments. This piece is a rare offering in the collector's market, particularly given its original status and the generally good condition of the work, which enhances its desirability among art aficionados in Japan. Given the typical price range for similar works by noted Japanese artists, the current bid reflects a reasonable investment in a unique and emotional representation of Japanese culture.