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Costume for Bugaku Court Dance From the Spring Rain Collectio
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Costume for Bugaku Court Dance From the Spring Rain Collectio
Costume for Bugaku Court Dance From the Spring Rain Collection (Harusame shu), vol. 1, probably 1818 (Year of the Tiger)
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This vibrant and intricate woodblock print, titled "Costume for Bugaku Court Dance From the Spring Rain Collection" is a captivating representation of Japanese artistry from the 19th century. Created by Shinsai, a renowned artist of the Edo period, this piece showcases his mastery in capturing both the beauty and cultural significance of traditional costumes. The print features a man adorned in an exquisite kimono, meticulously detailed with colorful patterns that symbolize spring rain. The costume itself is designed for Bugaku court dance, an ancient form of performance art that originated in Japan's imperial courts. Every element of the attire has been carefully depicted - from the elegant hat to the flowing robes - reflecting not only fashion but also social status and historical context. Intriguingly, a majestic tiger stands beside the man on a beautifully crafted table. This feline presence adds an element of mystery and power to the composition while highlighting Japan's reverence for nature and its symbolic importance within their culture. Displayed at The Metropolitan Museum of Art as part of their heritage collection, this polychrome woodblock print surimono exemplifies Ukiyo-e style printing techniques popular during that era. Its delicate lines and harmonious color palette demonstrate Shinsai's skillful use of ink and color on paper. As we gaze upon this remarkable artwork today, it serves as a testament to Japan's rich artistic heritage and offers us insight into their centuries-old traditions through visual storytelling.
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