Focus on Gyoshū Hayami and analyze the Famous works.
Dancing in the Flames (炎舞, Enbu) (Yamatane Museum collection)He was influenced by Ryusei Kishida and painted a realistic style. The concept of the picture floated seeing the moth which crowded in the bonfire, the moth was caught many times, and it observed it. The designed flame is said to be an expression of Hayami Gyoshu's own thought and spiritual symbolism. This work was designated as an Important Cultural Property in 1977.Maiko of Kyoto (京の舞妓, Kyō no maiko) (Tokyo National Museum)This work was created in 1912. This work is attached to the depiction of textures such as kimono and tatami mats and shows a realistic tendency in the Taisho period. The model was a maiko named Kimie and was completed in two years.Camellia Petals Scattering (名樹散椿, Meiju chiri tsubaki) (Yamatane Museum collection)This is an old camellia tree of Jizoin in Kita-ku, Kyoto City.  The background of the painting was sprinkled with fine gold powder using a technique called maki tsubushi (not maki-e). This work was designated as an Important Cultural Property in 1977.
Yamatane Museum Important Cultural Property Tokyo maki-e Tokyo National Museum