Morning Glories | Torajirō Kojima | 1918 20th Century perhaps even amusement—all conveyed without

perhaps even amusement—all conveyed without a single human figure present

A woman lies half-naked on an unkempt bed

the fishbowl

This work stands as a pivotal example of Kupka’s exploration of perception and his early contribution to modernist visual language

Morning Glories | Torajirō Kojima | 1918 20th Century perhaps even amusement—all conveyed withoutMorning Glories (1918) by Torajir Kojima (18811929) depicts a young woman in a light kimono tending a lush trellis of blooming flowers in a sunlit garden. Painted with vibrant, impressionistic brushwork, the scene shimmers with colour and movement as light filters through leaves and blossoms. The work beautifully blends Japanese subject matter with Western painterly technique, creating a serene and poetic meditation on nature, everyday ritual, and