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Wakamurasaki of the Kadotamaya, ca. 1800. Creator: Chokosai Eisho
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Wakamurasaki of the Kadotamaya, ca. 1800. Creator: Chokosai Eisho
Wakamurasaki of the Kadotamaya, ca. 1800
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This polychrome woodblock print, titled "Wakamurasaki of the Kadotamaya" was created by Chokosai Eisho during the Edo period in Japan around 1800. The artwork showcases the exquisite beauty and intricate details that define ukiyo-e, a popular art form during this era. In this portrait, we see Wakamurasaki, a woman from the Kadotamaya district. Her striking presence is enhanced by her elaborate hairstyle adorned with delicate hair decorations. The artist's skillful use of ink and color on paper brings out every nuance of her features, capturing her grace and elegance. The focal point of the composition is undoubtedly the goldfish bowl held delicately in Wakamurasaki's hands. This symbolizes prosperity and good fortune in Japanese culture while also adding an element of tranquility to the scene. The vibrant colors used to depict the fish swimming gracefully within their watery domain add depth and life to this masterpiece. Chokosai Eisho's attention to detail extends beyond his portrayal of Wakamurasaki herself; he also captures elements of everyday life in 18th-century Japan. From her traditional clothing to the wooden sandals she wears, every aspect reflects both cultural heritage and artistic finesse. Now housed at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, this remarkable woodblock print serves as a testament to Chokosai Eisho's talent as well as providing us with a glimpse into Japan's rich artistic history
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