Kogo no Tsubone, from the series "Framed Pictures of Women for the Katsushika Circle...c. 1822. Creator: Gakutei. Kogo no Tsubone, from the series "Framed Pictures of Women for the Katsushika Circle...c. 1822. Creator: Gakutei

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Kogo no Tsubone, from the series "Framed Pictures of Women for the Katsushika Circle...c. 1822. Creator: Gakutei. Kogo no Tsubone, from the series "Framed Pictures of Women for the Katsushika Circle...c. 1822. Creator: Gakutei

Kogo no Tsubone, from the series "Framed Pictures of Women for the Katsushika Circle (Katsushikaren gakumen fujin awase)", c. 1822

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Kogo no Tsubone," a captivating woodblock print from the series "Framed Pictures of Women for the Katsushika Circle" created by Gakutei around 1822, showcases the elegance and refinement of Japanese court culture during the Edo period. The print depicts Kogo no Tsubone, a renowned courtier, dressed in an exquisite olive green kimono adorned with intricate patterns. The kimono's design, reminiscent of the gogaku artistic style, features a harmonious blend of horizontal and vertical lines, creating a visually striking contrast. The print's vibrant green color, derived from natural pigments, enhances the overall beauty of the piece. The subject's serene expression and poised posture exude an air of sophistication and grace. The artist, Gakutei, masterfully captures the essence of the female form through his skillful use of lines and shading. The print's border, which resembles a traditional Japanese frame, adds to the overall aesthetic appeal and authenticity of the piece. The series, "Framed Pictures of Women for the Katsushika Circle," was a popular artistic endeavor during the nineteenth century, showcasing the beauty and elegance of Japanese women during the Edo period. This woodblock print, now a cherished piece in the collections of the Art Institute of Chicago, serves as a testament to the artistic prowess of Gakutei and the rich cultural heritage of Japan during the Edo period. The intricate patterns, vibrant colors, and elegant subject matter continue to captivate viewers and inspire artists to this day. The print's provenance is traced back to notable collectors such as Harunobu Sugawara, Hokyo, and Maruya Onikichi, further adding to its historical significance. Overall, "Kogo no Tsubone" is a stunning example of the artistic mastery and cultural heritage of Japan during the Edo period.

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