One painting. One gaze.
Through her eyes,
we quietly connect with art.
The passion of life and creation.
The harmony of nature and culture.
The breath of history and time.
With every shift in perspective,
art reveals a new expression.
This project is a special collaboration between VTuber Juufuutei Raden and The National Gallery, London.
Through her perspective, it brings new appeal to renowned masterpieces and offers a meaningful experience of encountering art.
Juufuutei Raden
儒烏風亭らでん
Juufuutei Raden is a member of ReGLOSS, a unit under hololive DEV_IS, which is part of hololive Production.
She holds a certified curator qualification and has a deep background in the fields of art and theatre, having introduced numerous artworks and exhibitions to audiences to date.
Through her professional expertise and approachable, easy-to-understand presentation style, she continues to share the appeal of art and culture with audiences across generations.
The National Gallery, London
The National Gallery, London, is one of the world's leading public art galleries and a premier cultural landmark of the United Kingdom.
Founded by the British Parliament in 1824, the Gallery houses a vast collection of over 2,600 European paintings dating from the late 13th to the early 20th century.
With a profound commitment to the public nature of art, the Gallery has offered free admission to its permanent collection since its inception, ensuring that masterpieces are accessible to all. It remains a place where people from around the globe can experience the beauty of authentic art firsthand.
COLLECTION
《 Rain, Steam, and Speed - The Great Western Railway 》
1844,
Joseph Mallord William Turner
Joseph Mallord William Turner, 1775–1851
Rain, Steam, and Speed - The Great Western Railway, 1844
© The National Gallery, London
A steam engine comes towards us as it crosses the Maidenhead Railway Bridge in the rain. The train heads west, while we are looking east towards London.
The exaggeratedly abrupt foreshortening of the viaduct makes the bridge seem to rush forward, suggesting the speed with which the train bursts into view through the rain. Roughly midway along the track, Turner lightly brushed in a hare, allowing us to compare the speed of the natural world with the mechanised speed of the engine.
On the river on the left, you can see a small boat and, barely visible near the right edge of the picture, a man drives a horse-drawn plough. Both are examples of relatively slow, non-mechanised activity.
As in The Fighting Temeraire, Turner contrasts the pre-industrial world with the modern age of machinery and speed.
Inspired by women’s fashion of the Industrial Revolution, this newly illustrated costume design depicts a figure holding an umbrella, carrying her belongings, and waiting for a train.
She appears to stand at a crossroads of time, reflecting a moment where the past and a new era intersect.
《The Water-Lily Pond》
1899, Claude Monet
Claude Monet, 1840–1926
The Water-Lily Pond, 1899
© The National Gallery, London
In 1893 Monet bought a plot of land next to his house in Giverny. He had already planted a colourful flower garden, but now he wanted to create a water garden ‘both for the pleasure of the eye and for the purpose of having subjects to paint'. He enlarged the existing pond, filling it with exotic new hybrid water lilies, and built a humpback bridge at one end, inspired by examples seen in Japanese prints. The water garden became the main obsession of Monet’s later career, and the subject of some 250 paintings.
Here, the bridge spans the width of the canvas but is cut off at the edges so that it seems to float unanchored above the water, its shape reflected in a dark arc at the bottom of the picture. The perspective seems to shift; it is as though we are looking up at the bridge but down on the water lilies which float towards the distance. The vertical reflections of the trees provide a counterpoint to the horizontal clumps of the lily pads.
Monet created a Japanese-style garden at his home, featuring an arched wooden bridge and water lilies, surrounded by plants such as willows and wisteria.His work was also influenced by Japanese ukiyo-e prints, leading him to develop a distinctive artistic vision where Eastern and Western sensibilities intersect.
In this newly illustrated costume design, elements inspired by the plants found in Monet’s garden and traditional Japanese bridges are incorporated to express a connection with the world of his work.
《 Sunflowers 》
1888, Vincent van Gogh
Vincent van Gogh, 1853–1890
Sunflowers, 1888
© The National Gallery, London
This painting is one of five versions of Sunflowers on display in museums and galleries across the world. Van Gogh painted seven versions in total.
Van Gogh made the paintings to decorate his house in Arles in readiness for a visit from his friend and fellow artist, Paul Gauguin.
The different stages in the sunflower’s life cycle are shown here, from young bud to full bloom, maturity, and eventual decay. In this way, the work may reflect the transient nature of human actions, while also serving as a symbol of friendship and a celebration of the beauty and vitality of nature.
No other artist has been so closely associated with a specific flower, and this series remains one of Van Gogh’s most iconic and best-loved works worldwide.
Sunflowers, was painted during the period when Vincent van Gogh had moved to southern France, and through the depiction of the flowers—from budding to full bloom and eventual withering—it expresses the cycle of life.
In this newly illustrated design, the warm sunlight of southern France and the radiant brilliance of sunflowers are symbolically incorporated to create a world filled with happiness, hope, and vitality. The warmth and strength inherent in the original work are reinterpreted through a fresh perspective.
SPECIAL STREAM
2026/05/22 20:00 GMT+8
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Fragrance Mist Set
■Fragrance Mist Set
《Rain, Steam, and Speed - The Great Western Railway》
Fragrance Mist × 1
《The Water-Lily Pond》
Fragrance Mist × 1
《Sunflowers》
Fragrance Mist × 1
■Price: TWD 1,390 ≒ USD 42
■Contents: Set of 3 bottles / 10 ml each (±1 ml)
※This product is an alcohol-free fragrance mist.
Scarves
■Scarves (3 designs in total)
-《Rain, Steam, and Speed - The Great Western Railway》
-《The Water-Lily Pond》
-《Sunflowers》
■Price: TWD 1,500 ≒ USD 45
■Size: 53 x 53cm
■Material: 100% Silk
Cup & Saucer Set
■Cup & Saucer Set
■Price: TWD 2,490 ≒ USD 75
■Size:
Cup: Rim diameter 7.5 cm / Height 7 cm / Capacity 190 cc
Saucer: Diameter 15.7 cm
■Material: Bone china
Rollerball Pen
■Rollerball Pen
■Price: TWD 2,390 ≒ USD 72
■Size: Approx. 136 mm in length / Weight approx. 45 g
■Body material: Brass
■Included refill: Schmidt water-based ink, 0.6 mm
Tote Bags
■Tote Bags (3 designs in total)
-《Rain, Steam, and Speed - The Great Western Railway》
-《The Water-Lily Pond》
-《Sunflowers》
■Price: TWD 790 ≒ USD 24
■Size: 36 x 32 cm
■Material: Polyester Canvas
Canvas Art
■Canvas Art (3 designs in total)
-《Rain, Steam, and Speed - The Great Western Railway》
-《The Water-Lily Pond》
-《Sunflowers》
■Price: TWD 790 ≒ USD 24
■Size: 30 × 20 cm
■Material: Polyester
Acrylic Stands
■Acrylic Stands (3 designs in total)
-《Rain, Steam, and Speed - The Great Western Railway》
-《The Water-Lily Pond》
-《Sunflowers》
■Price: TWD 490 ≒ USD 15
■Size: Approx. 13–15 cm (H)
■Material: Acrylic
Random Clear Cards
■Random Clear Cards
(6 designs in total / randomly included)
※Some designs include a foil-stamped signature message.
■Price: TWD 120 ≒ USD 4
■Size: H10.4 x W7cm
■Material: PET
Featuring 20 masterpieces from the collection of The National Gallery, London, personally selected by Juufuutei Raden, this special video delivers exclusive audio guide commentary in Japanese.
Juufuutei Raden and the ReGLOSS members travel to the UK to visit The National Gallery, London. Experience this special journey together through an exclusive VLOG filmed on location.
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- ※ This collaboration collection is available for pre-order. The pre-order period is from May 20, 2026, 11:00 to June 30, 2026, 18:00 (GMT+8).
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