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Courtesans playing music exposed to the eyes of voyeurs Japanese print by Haronobu Suzuki
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Courtesans playing music exposed to the eyes of voyeurs Japanese print by Haronobu Suzuki
JLJ4564675 Courtesans playing music exposed to the eyes of voyeurs Japanese print by Haronobu Suzuki (1725-1770). 1769 approx. Dim. 0, 27x0, 21 m. Paris, Guimet Museum, National Museum of Asian Arts by Harunobu, Suzuki (1725-70); Musee Guimet, Paris, France; (add.info.: Courtesans playing music exposed to the eyes of voyeurs Japanese print by Haronobu Suzuki (1725-1770). 1769 approx. Dim. 0, 27x0, 21 m. Paris, Guimet Museum, National Museum of Asian Arts); Photo ePhoto Josse; Japanese, out of copyright
Media ID 23321770
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This print by Haronobu Suzuki, titled "Courtesans playing music exposed to the eyes of voyeurs" transports viewers to a mesmerizing scene in ancient Japan. The print, housed at the Guimet Museum in Paris, showcases Suzuki's exceptional talent for capturing beauty and intrigue. In this artwork, we witness a group of courtesans engaging in musical performance while being observed by curious onlookers. Dressed in exquisite kimonos and adorned with delicate accessories, these women exude elegance and grace. Their skillful musicianship adds an enchanting melody to the atmosphere. Suzuki's attention to detail is evident as he masterfully depicts each instrument played by the courtesans. From stringed instruments like shamisen to percussions like taiko drums, every element contributes harmoniously to create a symphony of visual delight. The composition also highlights themes of voyeurism and curiosity prevalent during that era. The presence of spectators peering through screens or doorways adds an intriguing layer of mystery and invites contemplation about societal dynamics and human nature. Through this Japanese print, Suzuki not only captures a moment frozen in time but also offers us a glimpse into the rich cultural heritage of Japan. It serves as a reminder that art has the power to transcend boundaries and connect people across different times and places. As we admire this stunning piece from Haronobu Suzuki's repertoire, we are reminded once again why his works continue to captivate audiences worldwide even centuries after their creation.
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