Attersee by Gustav Klimt Bathroom Kobayashi Kyochika applies his kosen-ga

Kobayashi Kyochika applies his kosen-ga technique — the fusion of traditional ukiyo-e composition with Western chiaroscuro — to render the fireworks as explosive blooms of light against a deep

Doudine's eye for balance between contemporary flatness and classical weight is what gives this work its particular authority

Mount Ashitaka rises through layers of atmospheric haze in this portrait-format composition by Hiroaki Takahashi

from deep shadow greens to blazing warm oranges

and a graphic energy that makes each station feel alive with personality

Attersee by Gustav Klimt Bathroom Kobayashi Kyochika applies his kosen-gaAttersee is one of Klimt's rare departures from the figure a landscape so saturated with pattern and colour that it nearly abandons depth in favour of surface. The lake, trees and shoreline are compressed into a shimmering vertical field where reflection and solid ground become interchangeable, painted with the same mosaic like handling Klimt brought to his decorative works. The palette deep greens, blues and warm earth tones vibrates against itself