The Courtesan Tsukioka of the Hyogoya
Ichirakutei Eisui
1928.1071
About this artwork
"The Courtesan Tsukioka of the Hyogoya," created by Ichirakutei Eisui around 1797, is a color woodblock print measuring 24 x 37 cm. This artwork depicts a courtesan adorned with an elaborate hairstyle and dressed in a richly patterned kimono, featuring flowers and intricate designs. She appears to be engaged in a delicate activity, possibly arranging chrysanthemums, which she holds close to her chest. The background is composed of subtle colors and patterns, creating a harmonious visual balance. The courtesan's expression conveys a sense of focus and serenity. This piece reflects the ukiyo-e tradition, which often celebrated the beauty and cultural practices of Edo-period Japan, particularly the lives of courtesans and entertainers.
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