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Beauties of Yoshiwara WDL11850, Seirō Bijin Awase (Beauties of Yoshiwara) is one of the finest multicolored woodblock printed books in Japan. It was published in 1770. The book depicts 166 courtesans of the Yoshiwara, the pleasure quarter in Edo (present-day Tokyo), with the names of the courtesans and the brothels where they worked, with a haiku (a short poem) in the background of each illustration. The work consists of five sections in five chapters. The original title slip on which the book title and the volume title were printed is attached to the center of the front cover. Each chapter is compiled according to the subject of the haiku: volume 1 for sakura (cherry blossoms), volume 2 for hototogisu (little cuckoo), volume 3 for tsuki (the moon), volume 4 for momiji (the beautifully tinted autumn leaves), and volume 5 for yuki (snow). At the end of volume 5 is the colophon, which shows the publication date, the publisher's name, and the engraver's name. Although the designer's name is not directly mentioned, Suzuki Harunobu (circa 1725−70) is mentioned in the preface and is thought to have designed the illustrations. Harunobu was a leading ukiyo-e artist in the Meiwa era (1764−71) of the Edo period, known for his skill in depicting beautiful young women. In addition to his paintings, he produced a number of works of printed art and is said to have been the pioneer of nishiki-e (multicolored woodblock prints of ukiyo-e).
Block printing; Brothels; Clothing and dress; Courtesans; Feminine beauty (Aesthetics); Japanese poetry; Poetry; Portraits; Ukiyo-e; Women
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Beauties of Yoshiwara WDL11850, Seirō Bijin Awase, Books in the National Diet Library, Images from the World Digital Library, Images from the National Diet Library, Books, Beauties of Yoshiwara
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吉原美人画帖は、日本の浮世絵師、浮世絵師、浮世絵師、浮世絵師、浮世絵師、浮世絵師、浮世絵師、浮世絵師、浮世絵師、浮世絵師、浮世絵師、浮世絵師、浮世絵師、浮世絵師、浮世絵師、浮世絵師、浮世絵師、浮世絵師、浮世絵師、浮世絵師、浮世絵師、浮世絵師、浮世絵師、浮世絵師、浮世絵師、浮世絵師、浮世絵師、浮世絵師、浮世絵師、浮世絵師、浮世絵師、浮世絵師、浮世絵師、浮世絵師、浮世絵師、浮世絵師、浮世絵師、浮世絵師、浮世絵師、明和7年に刊行された。江戸遊郭吉原の遊女166人とその遊女の名前と、そこで働いていた遊女の名前と、それぞれに挿絵が描かれた。全5章からなる。表紙中央に巻名と巻名を摺ったオリジナルのタイトルスリップが付いている。俳句の題材に各章をあて、一句を詠む。第5巻の最後には、出版日、出版社名、彫刻家の名前がわかる奥付が付いている。デザイナーの名前に直接言及はないが、鈴木春信は序文に言及されており、イラストをデザインしたと考えられている。晴信は、美貌の若い女性を描いたことで知られ、江戸時代の明和を代表する浮世絵師である。絵画のほかにも多くの印画作品を残し、錦絵の先駆けとなったといわれる。版画、装身具、礼服、女性美、詩、肖像画、浮世絵、女性
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吉原美人図WDL11850、美人覚醒、国立国会図書館蔵本世界デジタルライブラリー画像、国立国会図書館蔵本、吉原美人図
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cherry blossom snow japanese style dress