Tatsu no koku asa itsustsu tsuruya uchi kashiku, Tatsunokoku Asa Itsutsu (8 am)

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Tatsu no koku asa itsustsu tsuruya uchi kashiku, Tatsunokoku Asa Itsutsu (8 am)

Tatsu no koku asa itsustsu tsuruya uchi kashiku, Tatsunokoku Asa Itsutsu (8 am): the courtesan Kashiku of Tsuru-ya. Utagawa, Toyokuni, 1786-1865, artist, [between 1818 and 1830], 1 print : woodcut, color; 37.5 x 25.6 cm. Print shows Kashiku of Tsuru-ya, a courtesan, looking into a mirror that is hanging in an open window, reflecting clients arriving or departing at the front gate

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1786 1865 1818 1830 Arriving Courtesan Departing Front Gate Hanging Mirror Open Shows Toyokuni Uchi Utagawa Window Clients

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In this woodcut print titled "Tatsu no koku asa itsustsu tsuruya uchi kashiku, Tatsunokoku Asa Itsutsu (8 am)" created by Utagawa Toyokuni between 1818 and 1830, we are transported to the world of ancient Japan. The artwork measures 37.5 x 25.6 cm and beautifully captures a moment in time. The focal point of the image is Kashiku of Tsuru-ya, an elegant courtesan who stands before an open window adorned with a mirror. As she gazes into her reflection, the mirror reveals glimpses of clients arriving or departing through the front gate. This clever composition not only showcases Kashiku's beauty but also alludes to her profession and the bustling nature of her establishment. Toyokuni's masterful use of color adds depth and richness to every detail in this print. The vibrant hues bring life to Kashiku's exquisite kimono and delicate accessories, while subtle shades highlight the intricate patterns on the sliding doors behind her. Through his artistry, Toyokuni transports us back in time to experience a fleeting moment within Japanese culture. We can almost hear the soft rustling sound of silk garments and imagine ourselves immersed in this enchanting scene from centuries ago. This remarkable piece from Quint Lox's Liszt Collection serves as both a visual delight for art enthusiasts and a fascinating glimpse into Japan's historical past.

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