Songbirds in rain by Ohara Koson, 1900 Size:20x36in (50x90cm) it’s a piece of cultural

it’s a piece of cultural history you’ll be proud to display

and where the city’s future leisure landscapes first took tentative root along the Persian Gulf

these documents represent a legacy of intricate Victorian surveying

during the Second Anglo-Dutch War

Historical significance: One of the largest maps of Madrid from the first half of the 18th century

Songbirds in rain by Ohara Koson, 1900 Size:20x36in (50x90cm) it’s a piece of culturalSongbirds in rain by Ohara Koson (18771945) is a quietly radiant Japanese woodblock print from the early 1900s. A key figure in the shin hanga revival, Koson is celebrated for kach gabird and flower subjects that distill seasonal mood into a single, tender moment. Here, a cluster of small songbirds gathers amid falling rain, their delicate bodies and poised beaks capturing the hush that follows a sudden shower. The work bridges ukiyo e tradition with