Colors remain vibrant with delicate gradations. Minor yellowing and faint stains. Light creases at edges but no major damage. Well-preserved overall. It has been backed.
"The Bijin Hana Kurabe" series juxtaposes feminine beauty with flowers, showcasing the elegance of Meiji-era Japanese women. This fusion of classical aesthetics and modern influences offers insight into the culture of the time. This print features a woman playing a musical instrument, possibly engaged in a traditional dance. She wears a floral-patterned red uchikake, along with a golden eboshi hat, hinting at aristocratic or Noh theatre influences. The serene riverside backdrop, with a willow tree and a wooden boat, enhances the tranquil atmosphere.
Colors remain vibrant with delicate gradations. Minor yellowing and faint stains. Light creases at edges but no major damage. Well-preserved overall. It has been backed.
| Price | USD$ 209.00 |
|---|---|
| Series | Comparison of beauties and flowers. (Bijin hana kurabe, 美人花競). |
| Author | Ogata Gekkō (尾形月耕). |
| Size | Ōban (大判) 37,5cm x 24,3 cm (14,76 x 9,56 inches). |
| Publisher | Takegawa Risaburō (武川利三郎). |
| Number | 13/24 |
| Genre | Bijinga (美人画). |
| Period | C. 1887 |
| Trimmed | No |
| Backed | Yes |
| Code | OGK01009 |