Untitled

Untitled, a colored lacquer on paper work, was produced by Shibata Zeshin in 1849 in Japan. The painting belongs to the Metropolitan Museum of Art, which holds it in its collection. No documentation of a specific commission or earlier owners is recorded in the available sources, and the work is classified as a landscape painting.

Its dimensions are 20.3 × 17.1 cm. It is catalogued under the title Untitled in the museum’s records.

The work is held in the collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, as recorded in its Wikidata entry, which lists both the collection and location of the piece as the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The painting, executed in colored lacquers on paper in 1849, is classified within the museum's paintings holdings. No accession number, specific gallery location, or exhibition history is documented in the available sources.

This "Untitled" painting, created by Shibata Zeshin in 1849, presents a landscape rendered with colored lacquers on paper. The work exemplifies Zeshin's innovative approach to traditional Japanese subjects, utilizing a medium more commonly associated with decorative arts rather than two-dimensional pictorial representation. It offers a glimpse into the artist's distinctive style and his exploration of unconventional materials for fine art.