IN A DAY OF MEYI is a vibrant and mesmerizing 1970s lithograph by Miharu Lane, a dazzling and whimsical celebration of the geisha, adorned with an elegant swan motif, signed by the artist and numbered 10/275. This brilliant 12x28" piece, packed with dense and luscious colors, emerged from Lane’s prolific and inspiring career—deeply rooted in the dynamic and ever-evolving art scenes of New York and beyond. Created in careful collaboration with Art Spectrum, the now-retired NYC Manhattan gallery whose remarkable treasure trove was lovingly tucked away and preserved for over 40 years, this lithograph is far more than just a work of art; it’s a mesmerizing time capsule capturing the spirit of an era. Professor Lane first broke through to wider recognition during the International Women’s Art Festival Slide Exhibition in 1975 and later soared to international acclaim by producing exquisite limited editions for prestigious groups such as Fine Arts 260 and the New York Graphics Society. Her enchanting work has graced a variety of storied venues—from the lush Brooklyn Botanic Garden to majestic national parks like Chincoteague—blending cultural storytelling with masterful artistry in a quirky fusion of history, nature, and striking visual poetry, all beautifully sealed and preserved in this rare and highly collectible masterpiece.
IN A DAY OF MEYI is a vibrant and mesmerizing 1970s lithograph by Miharu Lane, a dazzling and whimsical celebration of the geisha, adorned with an elegant swan motif, signed by the artist and numbered 10/275. This brilliant 12x28" piece, packed with dense and luscious colors, emerged from Lane’s prolific and inspiring career—deeply rooted in the dynamic and ever-evolving art scenes of New York and beyond. Created in careful collaboration with Art Spectrum, the now-retired NYC Manhattan gallery whose remarkable treasure trove was lovingly tucked away and preserved for over 40 years, this lithograph is far more than just a work of art; it’s a mesmerizing time capsule capturing the spirit of an era. Professor Lane first broke through to wider recognition during the International Women’s Art Festival Slide Exhibition in 1975 and later soared to international acclaim by producing exquisite limited editions for prestigious groups such as Fine Arts 260 and the New York Graphics Society. Her enchanting work has graced a variety of storied venues—from the lush Brooklyn Botanic Garden to majestic national parks like Chincoteague—blending cultural storytelling with masterful artistry in a quirky fusion of history, nature, and striking visual poetry, all beautifully sealed and preserved in this rare and highly collectible masterpiece.
