Mukashigatari kuwana matsuri no furugoto
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Mukashigatari kuwana matsuri no furugoto
Mukashigatari kuwana matsuri no furugoto. Print shows two men, probably actors, and a woman with a shoulder pole carrying two buckets. Date between 1848 and 1854
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Kuwana Matsuri Woodblocks Woodcuts
Mukashigatari Kuwana Matsuri No Furugoto
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is a captivating woodblock print from Japan's Edo period, dating between 1848 and 1854. The image showcases two men, likely actors, and a woman, all dressed in traditional attire, engaged in a lively scene. The woman carries a shoulder pole balanced precariously on her back, supporting two large buckets. The title "Mukashigatari" translates to "reminiscence" or "memories," while "Kuwana Matsuri" refers to the Kuwana Festival, a local event celebrated in the Kuwana district of Mino Province. The term "Furugoto" means "old picture" or "old scene," suggesting that this print may depict a traditional aspect of the festival. The intricate details of the woodblock print are evident in the textured fabrics, the expressive faces of the actors, and the delicate brushwork. The men appear animated, with one holding a fan and the other a fan-shaped parasol, shielding the woman from the sun as she carries the heavy load. Their costumes are adorned with intricate patterns and vibrant colors, reflecting the rich cultural heritage of the time. The print's composition and use of perspective create a sense of depth and dimension, drawing the viewer into the scene. The background features a bustling marketplace, with vendors selling various goods and people going about their daily activities. The print not only captures the essence of the Kuwana Festival but also offers a glimpse into the daily life of the Edo period. This woodblock print is a testament to the artistic mastery of the Edo period and serves as an invaluable historical record of Japanese culture and traditions. Its intricate details and captivating scene make it a must-have for any collection focused on Japanese art or history.
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