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Acrylic and oil pastel on polycotton canvas
it is said that she was disturbed by a large crane that screeched and landed close to her
She describes her works as looking "as if they are breathing
Plinth: 101(H) x 41(W) x 41(D) cm
Acrylic and charcoal on A2 canvas paper
Nakano Takeko C06 - Teal Acrylic and oil pastel onDepicted here with her Naginata (a Japanese polearm), Nakano Takeko (1847 1868) was a female Samurai figure. Born into a family of the Aizu clan, she was born in Edo, the name of Tokyo. Developing a warrior's soul at an early age, Nakano was thoroughly trained in the martial and literary arts. She was adopted by her teacher Akaoka Daisuke and worked with her adoptive father as a martial arts instructor during the 1860s. In January 1868, Boshin's war
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