Reiwa Outlaws of the Marsh Twelve Earthly Branches Dragon

Year: 2025

Material/Technique: Japanese Paper, Colored Pencil

Size: 29.4 × 20.5 cm

Edition: Unique

Signed:Included

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Reiwa Outlaws of the Marsh Twelve Earthly Branches Dragon

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Year
2025
Material/Technique
Japanese Paper, Colored Pencil
Size
29.4 × 20.5 cm
Edition
Unique
Signed
Included
Credits
Courtesy of 蝶映藝術
Frame
Not Set
Work Certificate
Included
Distributor of artworks
蝶映藝術 DE Global Art Agency
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Category
Painting

Work Details

Washi paper / colored pencils

Part of the Reiwa Outlaws of the Marsh: Twelve Earthly Branches series, which fuses the Chinese Ming dynasty tale Water Margin with the Japanese zodiac. This piece, Red Dragon, embodies the fire of passion and renewal. As a sacred dragon that rules the southern direction, it cuts through darkness and iluminates the path forward. The light cast by its spear is not one of destruction, but of foresight and hope. A new form of energy is engraved in ukiyo-e, portraying a hero who rides the waves of the modern era.

Exhibition Information

Past Exhibitions
ONE ART Taipei 2026
01.16.2026 - 01.18

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Reiwa Outlaws of the Marsh Twelve Earthly Branches Dragon
Reiwa Outlaws of the Marsh Twelve Earthly Branches Dragon
Reiwa Outlaws of the Marsh Twelve Earthly Branches Dragon
Reiwa Outlaws of the Marsh Twelve Earthly Branches Dragon
Reiwa Outlaws of the Marsh Twelve Earthly Branches Dragon

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Artist

Naohito Watanabe
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Naohito Watanabe

Ukiyo-e Artist

An artist who reinterprets traditional Ukiyo-e techniques through a contemporary lens, creating original hand-drawn Ukiyo-e works alongside pop art pieces.
From Reiwa-era Ukiyo-e to collaborations with popular characters, the artist’s practice fuses tradition and innovation, shaping a new wave within the contemporary art scene.

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Last updated date
01.05.2026
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