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Woman Cutting Her Nails after Gathering Herbs, 19th century. Creator: Kubo Shunman
Woman Cutting Her Nails after Gathering Herbs, 19th century
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In this 19th-century woodblock print by Kubo Shunman, titled "Woman Cutting Her Nails after Gathering Herbs" we are transported to the enchanting world of Edo-period Japan. The image showcases a female figure delicately engaged in the act of self-care amidst nature's bountiful offerings. With long, flowing hair cascading down her back, the woman exudes an air of grace and tranquility. She is seated on a traditional mat, surrounded by vibrant plants and herbs that she has gathered herself. As she carefully trims her fingernails with a pair of small clippers, her hand gestures reflect both precision and elegance. The artist's use of polychrome woodblock printing brings life to every detail - from the intricate patterns on her kimono to the rich hues adorning each plant. This art form was highly esteemed during the era for its ability to capture fleeting moments with great skill and beauty. Kubo Shunman masterfully combines elements of everyday life with artistic expression in this work. By depicting a simple act like cutting nails within such an exquisite setting, he invites us to appreciate not only the physical beauty but also the spiritual connection between humans and nature. This remarkable piece now resides at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, where it continues to captivate viewers with its timeless charm and cultural significance as part of Japan's ukiyo-e heritage.
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