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  1. Utagawa Kunisada: The famous, ill-fated theatrical lovers Kasugaya Tokijirō and the courtesan Urazahto of the Yamana-ya tramping through a bitter blizzard.
    #Ukiyoe #JapaneseArt

  2. Heute Ausflug nach #Dresden, das Kupferstichkabinett zeigt japanische Drucke aus der eigenen Sammlung. Bisher waren die noch nie ausgestellt. Schön gestaltete und erklärte Ausstellung, sehenswert. #Kupferstichkabinett #ukiyoe

  3. Utagawa #Kuniyoshi: One Hundred and Eight Heroes of Popular Water Margin: Short Mei Jiro Nguyen Shogo.
    #ukiyoe

  4. Kubodani beach in Sanuki Province, by Utagawa #Hiroshige (1859).
    #ukiyoe

  5. From the Fang Lu battle at the end of Water Margin. Zhang Jun, the chief of the navy, is trying to break through the castle’s floodgates. The sharp eyes, muscular body, and carvings all over the body convey the ferocity. In the original story, #Kuniyoshi portrays Zhang Jun, who dies in battle, as a hero who has broken through the gate.
    #ukiyoe

  6. Making good progress on my next woodblock print - a copy of a little known print by Ikeda Taishin. The key block is carved, so I'm now working on the colour blocks.

    #mokuhanga #woodblockprinting #ukiyoe

  7. Parties of men and women looking at cherry blossoms, by Katsushika #Hokusai, late 18th-early 19th century.
    #ukiyoe

  8. Toyohara Kunichika (1835-1900), Four Famous Wise Men of the Theater: Actor Ichikawa Sdanji I as Umeomaru, 1894

    #JapaneseArt #WoodblockPrint #Kabuki #Ukiyoe

  9. Kasamatsu Shiro

    Ginza en una noche de verano.

    #ukiyoe #japan #art

  10. Experience the serene elegance of 'Lady with a Parasol,' where fluid movement meets delicate beauty against falling snow. How does this piece reflect the intricate relationship between nature and femininity in Ukiyo-e art?
    #ClevelandArt #Ukiyoe #ArtInquiry
    clevelandart.org/art/1985.257

  11. From #ukiyoe to #horimono: The Japanese art of #tattooing and its historical roots. The history of horimono (彫り物), the traditional Japanese art of tattooing, is deeply intertwined with #Japan’s social evolution, spiritual beliefs – and the ukiyo-e woodblock printing tradition. From its ancient origins to its association with the #yakuza and its current resurgence as an art form, horimono reflects Japan’s complex relationship with tattooing.

    🌍 fabriziomusacchio.com/weekend_

    #JapaneseArt #irezumi

  12. Hiroshige's "Night Rain at the Azuma Shrine" reinterprets a Chinese theme, creating a serene, rain-soaked Edo scene with vibrant synthetic blues and masterful line work. How does the mood of this piece speak to you?
    #ArtConnoisseur #ClevelandArt #UkiyoE #Hiroshige
    clevelandart.org/art/1942.145