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Ukiyo-e 浮世絵 / color woodcut

Courtesan Kokonoe, and Akeba and Koisa from the Echizen house

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Courtesan Kokonoe, and Akeba and Koisa from the Echizen house

Collection

Production

execution: anonymous, Japan, about 1789
design: Hosoda Eishi 細田栄之
school: Hosoda 細田派 (school)

Period | Style | School

Subject

Erotik

Material | Technique

paper

Measurements

height: 37.7 cm
width: 24.8 cm

Inventory number

KI 11389

Acquisition

donation , 1948

Department

Asia Collection

Inscriptions

signature: Eishiga

Description

rechter Teil des Triptychon (andere Teile nicht im MAK) Eishiga 栄之画 Gruppe von Kurtisanen und kamuro. Das Blatt ist eigentlich Teil eines Triptychon (vgl. Lit.: Brandt), hier fehlt aber der “Hintergrund” = die Zweige eines blühenden Kirschbaums am oberen Rand. Vielleicht ein späterer Druck?

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