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A Woman Dressing a Girl for a the Kabuki Dance Musume Dojoji... ca. 1795-96
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A Woman Dressing a Girl for a the Kabuki Dance Musume Dojoji... ca. 1795-96
A Woman Dressing a Girl for a the Kabuki Dance " Musume Dojoji, " with " Brother Picture" (E-kyodai) of a Monkey Trainer, ca. 1795-96
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This print by Kitagawa Utamaro, titled "A Woman Dressing a Girl for the Kabuki Dance Musume Dojoji" transports us back to the vibrant Edo period in 18th century Japan. The image showcases a tender moment between a mother and her daughter as they prepare for an enchanting performance. The woman delicately adorns her young girl with an exquisite costume, showcasing the intricate artistry of Japanese clothing during this era. The polychrome woodblock print beautifully captures the rich colors and textures of their attire, adding depth and life to the scene. Utamaro's attention to detail is evident in every brushstroke, emphasizing not only the physical beauty but also the emotional connection between mother and child. This portrayal celebrates both family bonds and traditional Japanese culture. The inclusion of another artwork within this piece adds further intrigue. A "Brother Picture" featuring a Monkey Trainer complements the main subject matter, creating an intriguing juxtaposition that invites viewers to explore deeper meanings within these two seemingly unrelated images. As we admire this remarkable work from Kitagawa Utamaro's ukiyo-e collection at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, we are reminded of how art can transcend time and space, allowing us glimpses into different eras and cultures. It serves as a testament to our shared humanity while honoring Japan's artistic heritage.
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