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Karauta of the Ogiya in Evening Snow (Ogiya Karauta bosetsu), from the series "Eight
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Karauta of the Ogiya in Evening Snow (Ogiya Karauta bosetsu), from the series "Eight
Karauta of the Ogiya in Evening Snow (Ogiya Karauta bosetsu), from the series " Eight Views of Famous Beauties of the Pleasure Quarters (Seiro meifu hakkei)", c. 1773/75
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Karauta of the Ogiya in Evening Snow
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is a captivating print from the series "Eight Views of Famous Beauties of the Pleasure Quarters". Created by Isoda Koryusai in 18th century Japan, this color woodblock print showcases the exquisite artistry and attention to detail that defined this artistic era. In this scene, we are transported to a snowy evening outside an elegant pavilion. Three figures stand together, each adorned in vibrant kimonos and accessorized with parasols and sandals. The central figure, Karauta of the Ogiya, radiates grace and poise as she gazes into the distance. The delicate pink hues of her kimono harmonize beautifully with the soft white snowflakes falling around her. The intricate patterns on their clothing add depth and texture to the composition while emphasizing their status as courtesans. This print not only captures a specific moment in time but also provides a glimpse into Japanese culture during this period. It invites us to appreciate both the beauty of nature's elements and human craftsmanship. Displayed at The Art Institute of Chicago, this artwork serves as a testament to Koryusai's mastery as well as his contribution to preserving Japan's rich artistic heritage. As we admire "Karauta of the Ogiya in Evening Snow" we are reminded that art has no boundaries - it transcends time, place, and language - leaving an indelible mark on our collective consciousness.
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