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JAPAN: PARLIAMENT, 1890. First meeting of the Japanese Parliament. Woodblock print

JAPAN: PARLIAMENT, 1890. First meeting of the Japanese Parliament. Woodblock print


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JAPAN: PARLIAMENT, 1890. First meeting of the Japanese Parliament. Woodblock print

JAPAN: PARLIAMENT, 1890.
First meeting of the Japanese Parliament. Woodblock print, triptych, 1890, by Shosai Ginko

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JAPAN - PARLIAMENT, 1890. A Glimpse into the Birth of Japanese Democracy

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. This woodblock print, created by Shosai Ginko in 1890, offers a rare visual documentation of Japan's first meeting of the Parliament during the late Meiji era. The triptych format beautifully captures the grandeur and significance of this historic event. The artwork transports us to an intricately detailed interior where politicians from various backgrounds gather for their inaugural session. Dressed in traditional Japanese attire blended with elements of Western clothing, these pioneers symbolize Japan's ongoing process of westernization and embrace of new political ideologies. As we observe this pivotal moment in history through Ginko's skilled craftsmanship, we witness both excitement and apprehension on the faces of those present. The print serves as a testament to Japan's determination to establish a democratic government that would shape its future trajectory. Gazing at this remarkable piece evokes contemplation about how far Japan has come since then. It reminds us that progress is often born out of courageous individuals who challenge societal norms and strive for change. This extraordinary woodblock print from Granger Art on Demand allows us to delve into a crucial turning point in Japanese history while appreciating the artistic mastery behind it. Let it serve as a reminder that democracy is an ever-evolving journey worth cherishing and protecting for generations to come.

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