Yuki no shAcgatsu oiran dAcchA, Oiran parading in snow at the New Year. Kubo, Shunman

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Yuki no shAcgatsu oiran dAcchA, Oiran parading in snow at the New Year. Kubo, Shunman

Yuki no shAcgatsu oiran dAcchA, Oiran parading in snow at the New Year. Kubo, Shunman, 1757-1820, artist, [between 1789 and 1801], 1 print : woodcut, color; 10 x 13.4 cm. Print shows an oiran courtesan walking in the snow, with a male attendant holding a large parasol over her; they are wearing tall geta

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1757 1820 1789 1801 Attendant Courtesan Geta Holding Kubo Large Male Oiran Parading Parasol Shows Shunman Snow Tall Walking Wearing Year Yuki Dochu

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In this woodcut print by artist Kubo Shunman, we are transported to a snowy New Year's scene filled with elegance and beauty. Titled "Yuki no shAcgatsu oiran dAcchA" the artwork showcases an oiran courtesan gracefully parading through the snow-covered streets. The vibrant colors of the print bring life to the cold winter landscape, as we see the oiran adorned in a stunning kimono, walking delicately on her tall geta shoes. Her presence is enhanced by a male attendant who dutifully holds a large parasol over her head, protecting her from both the elements and prying eyes. This mesmerizing image captures not only the physical beauty of these individuals but also their resilience and strength in braving harsh weather conditions. The contrast between their graceful movements and the serene white surroundings creates a sense of tranquility that is truly enchanting. Kubo Shunman's attention to detail is evident in every brushstroke, allowing us to immerse ourselves fully in this moment frozen in time. As we gaze upon this exquisite piece of art, it serves as a reminder of how even amidst adversity, there can be moments of unparalleled grace and poise. Quint Lox has masterfully captured all these nuances within his print from Liszt Collection, ensuring that viewers can appreciate not only its aesthetic value but also its profound message about resilience and beauty found within unexpected circumstances.

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