Japanese Boy Building a Man-of-War Fine Art Print 1895 by J. C. Arter (7 Sizes)
This striking Japanese Boy Building a Man-of-War art print captures a tender moment of childhood play rendered in vivid, luminous oil tones. J. C. Arter painted the scene in 1895, depicting a young boy kneeling on sunlit earth as he constructs a small wooden craft while a younger child rests on his back. The warm earth colors and soft brushwork give the composition a timeless, intimate quality. Arter, an American painter working in the late nineteenth century, drew inspiration from Japanese subjects that were then popular among Western artists. Originally executed in oil on canvas, the painting blends genre observation with a delicate sense of atmosphere, making it a handsome choice for collectors who appreciate narrative domestic scenes.
From the American Painting and Sculpture collection at Cleveland Museum of Art (Gift of J. C. Arter, in memory of his mother Mrs. Sarah Charity Arter). Printed in Texas by GleeBeeCo on heavyweight matte archival, acid-free paper for rich color and lasting detail. Available in 5×7", 8×8", 8×10", 9×12", 11×14", 12×16", and 13×19" sizes, ready to frame in the dimensions you select. Ships flat, never rolled in a tube.
Features: USA Printed, Archival Grade, Acid Free, Reprint, Painting, Horizontal
Category: Artwork
Genre: Genre Painting
Subject: Boys, Children, Japan, Toys
Artist: J. C. Arter
Country: Japan
Year: 1895
Museum: Cleveland Museum of Art
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Japanese Boy Building a Man-of-War Fine Art Print 1895 by J. C. Arter (7 Sizes)