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O-Bon Festival from the series Childrens Games, 1888 (colour woodcut)
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O-Bon Festival from the series Childrens Games, 1888 (colour woodcut)
CSM152890 O-Bon Festival from the series Childrens Games, 1888 (colour woodcut) by Eitaku, Kobayashi (1843-90); Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design, London; eCentral St. Martins - University of the Arts London; Japanese, out of copyright
Media ID 22607254
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This vibrant and enchanting print captures the essence of the O-Bon Festival, a traditional Japanese celebration that honors ancestral spirits. Taken from the series Children's Games in 1888 by Eitaku Kobayashi, this colour woodcut showcases the joyous atmosphere of this cultural event. In the image, we see a group of children dressed in beautiful traditional costumes, their faces adorned with radiant smiles. Holding hands and standing in a row, they create a captivating silhouette against the backdrop of lanterns illuminating the night sky. Each child clutches a delicate fan as they sing together, their voices harmonizing with pure innocence. The intricately designed kimonos worn by these young participants add an extra layer of charm to this scene. The vivid colors and intricate patterns reflect Japan's rich artistic heritage and attention to detail. This print transports us into a world where tradition meets playfulness, reminding us of the importance of preserving cultural customs through generations. It serves as a testament to how festivals like O-Bon bring communities together and instill values such as unity and respect for ancestors. Displayed at Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design in London, this artwork is part of Bridgeman Images' collection available for public appreciation. Its presence invites viewers to immerse themselves in Japanese culture while appreciating its timeless beauty captured through Eitaku Kobayashi's masterful craftsmanship.
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