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Japanese Marriage Customs, pub. 1824. Creator: Japanese School (19th century)
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Japanese Marriage Customs, pub. 1824. Creator: Japanese School (19th century)
Japanese Marriage Customs, plate from Bijzonderheden over Japan published 1824 (colour litho). A plate for Illustrations of Japan by Isaac Titsingh (1745-1812), the Dutch East India Companys representative to Japan and ambassador for the Netherlands; Published 1824; Japanese history, customs and ceremonies during the Tokugawa/Edo period observed by Dutch senior official
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This vibrant and detailed lithograph, titled "Japanese Marriage Customs" offers a fascinating glimpse into the rich cultural traditions of Japan during the Tokugawa/Edo period. Created by the Japanese School in the 19th century, this print was part of an extensive collection compiled by Isaac Titsingh, a Dutch ambassador and representative for the Netherlands in Japan. The image showcases a pivotal moment in Japanese society - a marriage negotiation between two families. The meticulously labeled diagram provides insights into various aspects of this significant event. From traditional attire to ceremonial offerings and gifts, every detail is captured with precision. The composition highlights both European and Asian influences, reflecting the unique position of Titsingh as an intermediary between cultures. The elaborate kimonos worn by participants add splashes of color against a backdrop that exudes elegance and sophistication. Beyond its aesthetic appeal, this lithograph serves as an invaluable historical document shedding light on social customs prevalent during that era. It offers viewers an opportunity to appreciate not only the beauty but also the complexity inherent in Japanese wedding rituals. As we gaze upon this remarkable piece from Bijzonderheden over Japan published in 1824, we are transported back in time to witness a union steeped in tradition and symbolism. It reminds us of how culture shapes our lives and how diverse customs contribute to our shared human experience.
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