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Second Illustration of Calligraphy and Painting Party on the Upper Floor of the Manpachiro... 1827. Creator: Utagawa Kunisada
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Second Illustration of Calligraphy and Painting Party on the Upper Floor of the Manpachiro... 1827. Creator: Utagawa Kunisada
Second Illustration of Calligraphy and Painting Party on the Upper Floor of the Manpachiro Restaurant (Manpachiro jo shoga kaiseki no zu, onajiku sono ni), 1827
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This print, titled "Second Illustration of Calligraphy and Painting Party on the Upper Floor of the Manpachiro Restaurant" transports us back to 19th century Japan during the Edo period. Created by Utagawa Kunisada, a renowned artist of that time, this piece showcases his mastery in block printing. The scene unfolds within the elegant confines of the Manpachiro Restaurant, where a vibrant gathering takes place. A group of men and women are engrossed in various activities such as calligraphy, painting, and socializing. The atmosphere is filled with creativity and leisurely enjoyment. The attire worn by these individuals reflects the fashion trends prevalent during that era. Men don traditional kimonos adorned with rich maroon and olive green hues while seated gracefully on tatami mats. Women exude gracefulness in their colorful garments, showcasing intricate patterns and designs. Kunisada's attention to detail is evident throughout this artwork - from each stroke of calligraphy brush to every fold in their clothing. The use of color adds depth and vitality to the composition, capturing our imagination as we delve into this historical moment. As we gaze upon this print at an art gallery or institute like Chicago's Art Institute, we can't help but appreciate how it offers a glimpse into Japanese culture from centuries ago. It serves as a reminder that art has always been a medium for expression and connection across time and continents.
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