Carp Ascending a Waterfall, early or mid-1830s. Creator: Keisai Eisen (Japanese, 1790-1848)

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Carp Ascending a Waterfall, early or mid-1830s. Creator: Keisai Eisen (Japanese, 1790-1848)

Carp Ascending a Waterfall, early or mid-1830s. In Asian lore the carp is associated with good fortune and perseverance. Although the carp lives primarily in quiet waters, its symbolic meanings have led to a Japanese design convention of showing the fish arching upward, often mounting waterfalls, as in this print

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1615 1868 Keisai Eisen

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