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White phoenix with spread wings and long feathered tail with green eye markings on a tan background.

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White Phoenix (Hakuho), Kamisaka Sekka (1909-1910), Cleveland Museum of Art. Via artnap.com

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A white phoenix with outstretched wings and a long, flowing tail of feathers ending in green eye-like markings is depicted in profile against a warm tan ground. The bird's head is raised with an open beak and a small red crest, and its plumage is rendered in delicate pale strokes. The work is attributed to Kamisaka Sekka and dated 1909-1910, and is titled White Phoenix (Hakuho).

Museum record: Cleveland Museum of Art