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The Courtesan Hitomoto of the Daimonjiya, from the album "Comparing New Beauties of the Yo... 1784. Creator: Kitao Masanobu. The Courtesan Hitomoto of the Daimonjiya, from the album "Comparing New Beauties of the Yo... 1784
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The Courtesan Hitomoto of the Daimonjiya, from the album "Comparing New Beauties of the Yo... 1784. Creator: Kitao Masanobu. The Courtesan Hitomoto of the Daimonjiya, from the album "Comparing New Beauties of the Yo... 1784
The Courtesan Hitomoto of the Daimonjiya, from the album "Comparing New Beauties of the Yoshiwara - A Mirror of Their Own Writings (Keisei shin bijin awase jikihitsu kagami)", Japan, 1784
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This print showcases "The Courtesan Hitomoto of the Daimonjiya" from the album "Comparing New Beauties of the Yoshiwara - A Mirror of Their Own Writings (Keisei shin bijin awase jikihitsu kagami)" created by Kitao Masanobu in 1784. The image, captured during Japan's Edo period, transports us to a world filled with elegance and beauty. In this artwork, we see Hitomoto, a courtesan belonging to the prestigious Daimonjiya clan. She is depicted seated gracefully, adorned in an exquisite kimono that reflects her status as one of the most sought-after beauties in the red light district. Her attire features intricate details and vibrant colors that symbolize her profession and allure. Masanobu's mastery is evident in his use of block printing techniques which bring depth and richness to every stroke. The attention to detail extends beyond clothing; even Hitomoto's hair ornament, known as kanzashi, is meticulously crafted. As we gaze upon this piece, we are transported back in time to witness not only the physical beauty but also the cultural significance attached to these courtesans. They were not merely objects of desire but also skilled entertainers who possessed wit and intelligence. "The Courtesan Hitomoto of the Daimonjiya" serves as a window into Japanese history and artistry while reminding us that true beauty lies not only on the surface but within each individual portrayed.
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