Japanese vintage illustration featuring a white peacock and sunflowers by Studio Pieternel

This vintage illustration is based on a historical cover of the Japanese magazine * 'The Lady's Graphic' * (*Toyo Fujin Gaho*) from September 1908.

The print depicts a magnificent white peacock looking down gracefully from behind a lush cluster of bright yellow sunflowers. The use of colour is striking and rich in contrast, with a bold orange panel on the left featuring authentic Japanese calligraphy. The design exudes the unique atmosphere of early twentieth-century Japanese graphic art, created by the renowned artist and printmaker Ishikawa Toraji, who at the time designed the covers for this progressive women’s magazine.

This piece fits perfectly with current ‘ 'Vintage Eclectic' en 'Retro Chic' ’ interior trends. The combination of the nostalgic magazine layout with the vibrant colours instantly brings character, warmth and a touch of history to your home. It makes a fantastic statement piece for a cosy living room, an eclectic hallway or a trendy kitchen. This artwork blends beautifully with both modern designer furniture and vintage finds and wooden elements. The unique blend of Eastern aesthetics and early graphic design makes it a real conversation starter on the wall. Order this artwork in any size you wish and choose from a range of high-quality finishes such as: Wallpaper, Canvas, ArtFrame, Acrylic, Photo Print.