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Screen depicting the four classes of Edo Japan, 1893
7202669 Screen depicting the four classes of Edo Japan, 1893 by Seppo (active late 1890s); 182, 4 x 276 cm; Ashmolean Museum, University of Oxford, UK; (add.info.: Screen depicting the four classes of Edo Japan, by Seppo (active late 1890s) (embroiderer); Tanaka Rishichi (1847 - 1902) (maker)); © Ashmolean Museum
Media ID 25142714
© Ashmolean Museum / Bridgeman Images
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This print showcases a screen depicting the four classes of Edo Japan in 1893. Created by Seppo, an active artist during the late 1890s, this artwork measures 182.4 x 276 cm and is housed at the Ashmolean Museum in the University of Oxford, UK. The screen beautifully captures the essence of Edo Japan's social structure, highlighting its four distinct classes. From agriculture to weaponry and from art to trade, this piece encapsulates various aspects of Japanese culture and civilization during that time. Intricate details reveal craftsmen and craftswomen engrossed in their work, showcasing the importance of handicrafts in Asian society. The presence of armed forces and combat units signifies a strong military presence within Edo Japan. The image also portrays several individuals engaged in daily activities such as cleaning, attending school, or serving as domestic help. These glimpses into everyday life provide valuable insights into the roles played by different members of society. Overall, this print offers a fascinating glimpse into Edo Japan's rich cultural heritage while shedding light on its diverse social fabric. It serves as a reminder of how history can be preserved through art and provides viewers with an opportunity to appreciate the intricate tapestry that was once woven across this ancient land.
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