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Eight Kyoka poets 2 Eight Ky?ka poets 2

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Eight Kyoka poets 2 Eight Ky?ka poets 2

Eight Kyoka poets 2. Print shows three men and a woman (poets); one man is standing behind a low screen, reading; another is sitting on the floor in front of the screen, feeding a turtle from a bowl; the third man and the woman are standing on the left. Date between 1818 and 1824

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This woodblock print, titled "Eight Kyoka Poets 2," showcases a serene moment in the lives of four renowned Japanese poets from the early 19th century. The print, created between 1818 and 1824, features three men and a woman gathered in a tranquil setting. In the foreground, a man sits on the tatami mat floor, his focus intently on the turtle he is feeding from a shallow bowl. The turtle, with its calm and composed demeanor, mirrors the poet's concentration. This poet, known for his skillful use of the Kyoka poetic form, is believed to be Matsunaga Hekkō (1796-1846). Behind a low screen, another poet, standing, reads aloud from a scroll. His expression is one of deep contemplation, as if lost in the intricacies of his verses. This poet is likely to be Kawahigashi Hekishū (1773-1841), a prominent figure in the Kyoka poetic community. Two other poets and a woman, dressed in elegant kimono, stand on the left side of the print. They engage in animated conversation, their gestures and facial expressions conveying a sense of camaraderie and shared creativity. The intricate details of the woodblock print, with its delicate brushwork and masterful use of color, transport us to a bygone era. The poets' peaceful interaction with nature and each other serves as a reminder of the enduring power of poetry to inspire and connect people across time and cultures.

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