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Daikoku to fukurokuju no sumAc, Sumo match between Daikoku and Fukurokuju. Utagawa
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Daikoku to fukurokuju no sumAc, Sumo match between Daikoku and Fukurokuju. Utagawa
Daikoku to fukurokuju no sumAc, Sumo match between Daikoku and Fukurokuju. Utagawa, Toyokuni, approximately 1777-1835, artist, 1831. 1 print : woodcut, color; 18.9 x 12.8 cm. Print shows the Buddhist gods Daikoku and Fukurokuju, two of the seven lucky gods of Japan, as sumo wrestlers
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1777 1835 1831 Approximately Buddhist Daikoku Gods Lucky Match Shows Sumo Toyokuni Utagawa Wrestlers Fukurokuju
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In this vibrant woodcut print titled "Daikoku to Fukurokuju no Sumo" the renowned artist Utagawa Toyokuni takes us into the world of Japanese mythology and sumo wrestling. The artwork, created in 1831, showcases a thrilling match between two Buddhist gods - Daikoku and Fukurokuju. Measuring 18.9 x 12.8 cm, the print bursts with color and intricate details that bring these divine wrestlers to life. Daikoku, known as one of Japan's seven lucky gods, stands tall with his muscular physique and determined expression. His opponent Fukurokuju exudes wisdom and longevity as he prepares for their clash on the sumo dohyō. As we delve into this scene, we witness the power and grace displayed by these celestial beings through their traditional sumo techniques. Their intense struggle symbolizes not only physical strength but also spiritual significance within Japanese culture. Utagawa Toyokuni masterfully captures every aspect of this mythical encounter, from the elaborate costumes adorned by both deities to the dynamic poses that convey their unwavering resolve. Through his skillful use of woodcut printing technique, he adds depth and texture to each stroke, enhancing our visual experience. This remarkable piece from Quint Lox's Liszt Collection invites us to appreciate both the artistry behind Utagawa Toyokuni's work and its cultural significance in Japan. It serves as a reminder of how ancient traditions intertwine with artistic
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