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Jurojin, from the series "The Seven Gods of Good Fortune (Adesugata Shichifukujin)
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Jurojin, from the series "The Seven Gods of Good Fortune (Adesugata Shichifukujin)
Jurojin, from the series " The Seven Gods of Good Fortune (Adesugata Shichifukujin)", c. 1770/76
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This woodblock print, titled "Jurojin, from the series 'The Seven Gods of Good Fortune (Adesugata Shichifukujin)'", transports us to 18th century Japan during the Edo period. Created by the talented artist Ishikawa Toyonobu, this artwork showcases his mastery in color woodblock printing. In this scene, we are introduced to Jurojin, one of the seven gods associated with good fortune and longevity in Japanese folklore. The image depicts a woman admiring her pet terrapin and goldfish swimming gracefully in a fish tank. Surrounding them are vibrant aquatic life forms that add depth and beauty to the composition. Toyonobu's attention to detail is evident as he captures every intricate pattern on the scales of both reptiles and fishes. The use of bold colors brings life to this ukiyo-e art piece, making it visually striking and engaging for viewers. As we gaze at this print, we cannot help but appreciate how it represents not only artistic excellence but also cultural heritage. It offers us a glimpse into daily life during Tokugawa period Japan while highlighting humanity's fascination with nature and its creatures. Displayed proudly at the Art Institute Chicago's gallery, this artwork serves as a reminder of our connection with animals and our desire for prosperity and well-being. Its timeless appeal continues to captivate audiences today just as it did when first created over two centuries ago by Ishikawa Toyonobu.
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