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Portrait of Americans - breadmaking unidentified name

Portrait of Americans - breadmaking unidentified name. Japanese print shows two American men baking bread. Date 1861

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Unidentified Breadmaking Woodblocks Woodcuts


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This intriguing Japanese woodblock print, titled "Portrait of Americans - breadmaking unidentified name," captures a moment in time from over a century ago, showcasing two American men engaged in the artisanal craft of breadmaking. The print, created in Japan during the year 1861, is a testament to the global reach and impact of American culture during the late Edo period. The men in the print are depicted in traditional Western attire, with one man kneading dough on a wooden table while the other adds flour to the mixture. The scene is set against a backdrop of a serene Japanese landscape, with cherry blossom trees in full bloom and a tranquil pond reflecting the image of the men at work. The intricate details in the print are a result of the meticulous woodblock printing process, which involved carving intricate designs into wooden blocks and then pressing ink onto paper using a baren, a traditional Japanese tool. The result is a stunning and highly detailed image that captures the essence of both American and Japanese cultures. Despite the unidentified names of the men in the print, their shared activity of breadmaking serves as a universal symbol of community, cooperation, and the simple pleasures of life. The print also highlights the cultural exchange that occurred between Japan and the West during this period, with Japan's fascination with Western culture and technology influencing their art and design. Overall, "Portrait of Americans - breadmaking unidentified name" is a beautiful and captivating piece of art that offers a unique glimpse into the past, showcasing the rich cultural connections between Japan and America during the late 19th century.

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