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Woman, possibly a courtesan, sitting next to a flowerpot, fa

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Woman, possibly a courtesan, sitting next to a flowerpot, fa

Woman, possibly a courtesan, sitting next to a flowerpot, facing left with head turned to the right, wearing kimono with starburst design that mimics the plants in the pot. Date between 1830 and 1850

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Courtesan Facing Kimono Pla Nts Possibly Turned Mimics Starburst Woodblocks Woodcuts


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This woodblock print, created between 1830 and 1850, depicts a woman, possibly a courtesan, in traditional Japanese attire, sitting next to a flowerpot adorned with a starburst design. The woman is positioned facing left, with her head turned to the right, as she gazes off into the distance. Her elegant kimono, with its intricate starburst pattern, mirrors the design of the plants in the pot, creating a harmonious connection between the woman and her surroundings. The artistry of this woodcut is evident in the delicate details of the woman's features, the folds of her kimono, and the vibrant colors used to bring the scene to life. The flowerpot, filled with blooming plums, adds a touch of natural beauty and symbolizes the fleeting nature of life and love. Courtesans, or geisha, were highly skilled entertainers in Japanese society during the Edo period. They were known for their artistic abilities, including music, dance, and poetry, as well as their exquisite fashion and grace. This print captures the essence of their allure and the refined elegance of the Japanese culture during this time. The woodblock print process involved carving the design into a block of wood, inking it, and then pressing it onto paper. This technique allowed for the mass production of high-quality prints, making them accessible to a wider audience and contributing to the popularity of Japanese art in Europe and beyond.

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