Geisha Collection (#5)

Geisha
Lisdiyanto Suhardjo

In a Pleasure House in Shinagawa (Shinagawa no rojo) (colour woodblock prints; two sheets from an oban triptych)
5859703 In a Pleasure House in Shinagawa (Shinagawa no rojo) (colour woodblock prints; two sheets from an oban triptych) by Eishi, Chobunsai (1756-1829); 38.4 x 25.2 cm; The Art Institute of Chicago

Komurasaki and Gonpachi, from the series "Fashonable Patterns in Utamaro Style (Ryuko moyo Utamaro-gata)"
5859857 Komurasaki and Gonpachi, from the series "Fashonable Patterns in Utamaro Style (Ryuko moyo Utamaro-gata)", c.1798-99 (colour woodblock print; oban) by Utamaro

Ohan and Choemon, from the series "Fashonable Patterns in Utamaro Style (Ryuko moyo Utamaro-gata)"
5859856 Ohan and Choemon, from the series "Fashonable Patterns in Utamaro Style (Ryuko moyo Utamaro-gata)", c.1798-99 (colour woodblock print; oban) by Utamaro

Dancing Girl, 1868 (hand-coloured albumen silver print)
8677933 Dancing Girl, 1868 (hand-coloured albumen silver print) by Felice, Beato (1832-1909); J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles, USA; (add.info.: A woman stands with left hand raised)

Koi
CosmoZach

Geisha Girl Retro Minimalist Design
Retrodrome

Geisha Girl 80s Print
Retrodrome

Geisha Girl Geometric Illustration
Retrodrome

Cat In Kimono
Hanna Melin

Late 19th century - young Japanese woman, masseur
Vintage 19th century studio portrait, Japan

Late 19th century - young Japanese woman, parasol
Vintage 19th century studio portrait, Japan

Late 19th century - young Japanese women playing game
Vintage 19th century studio portrait, Japan

Late 19th century - young Japanese woman, hair down
Vintage 19th century studio portrait, Japan

Portrait of a Japanese geisha. Vintage 19th century photograph

Chinese Dragon Boats
Wonderful image of two competing Dragon boats in full speed. One character points the way ahead, while another covers his eyes to get a beter view ahead

Traditional Japanese Woodblock female by window
Utagawa Toyokuni, a pupil of Utagawa Toyoharu, was a pre-eminent designer of actor prints from the mid 1790s until his death

Traditional Japanese Woodblock of a women in room
A wonderful Ukiyo-e print by the master Kunisada (1786-1865), was in his own time was the most popular and successful print designer in Japan

Traditional Japanese Woodblock print of Actor
This fine print by Utagawa Kuniyoshi 1797-1862 was one of the last great masters of the Japanese ukiyo-e style of woodblock prints he is associated with the Utagawa school

Vintage Japanese Woodblock print of Children
Toyohara Chikanobu (1838aa1912), was a prolific woodblock artist of Japans Meiji period. His works capture the transition from the age of the Samurai to Meiji modernity

Vintage Japanese Woodblock print of House Interior
This wonderful colourful Oban woodblock print is by Yamazaki Toshinobu, (1857-1885) Son of a barber; He created thirty woodblock prints of the 1877 Satsuma Rebellion

The Courtesan Oyodo of the Tsuruya House, 1818. Found in the collection of National Gallery, Prague

Geisha by Cherry Trees at 3:00 p.m. 10th month, 1880. Creator: Tsukioka Yoshitoshi
Geisha by Cherry Trees at 3:00 p.m. 10th month, 1880. Series: Twenty-four Hours in Shinabashi and Yanagibashi

Women of the Green Houses, Second quarter of 18th century. Creator: Nishikawa Sukenobu
Women of the Green Houses, Second quarter of 18th century. Attributed to Nishikawa Sukenobu

Japanese women wearing kimonos attend their Coming of Age Day celebration ceremony at an amusement park in Tokyo, Japan January 8, 2018. REUTERS/Kim Kyung-Hoon

Japan, Kyoto, Gion, Minami Za Kabuki Theater, Detail of Ukiyo-e Painting depicting Kabuki Characters

Japan, Tokyo, Asakusa, Shop Front Decoration featuring Female Ukiyo-e Characters

Two Geishas in Kyoto, Japan

Geisha, Kyoto, Japan

Kyoto, Kyoto prefecture, Kansai region, Japan. Tourists in kimono taking pictures with smartphone in Gion district

Ginkaku-ji (Jisho-Ji) temple, Kyoto, Kyoto prefecture, Kansai region, Japan. Woman in kimono admiring the temples japanese garden (MR)

Arashiyama, Kyoto, Kyoto prefecture, Kansai region, Japan. Woman with red umbrella and kimono admiring the view on Katsura river

Appease
Hiroaki Suemasa

Geisha
Treechild

Maiko
Treechild

Sada Yacco, La Belle Otero and Le Bargy
A selection of three caricature sketches, including a portrait of Japanese geisha, actress and dancer, Sada Yacco, 1871-1946, a side profile study of Agustina del Carmen Otero Iglesias

A Geisha
A portrait painting of a Geisha, a Japanese hostess, she is sat on the floor, wearing grey robes with a patterned wasteband. Date: circa 1917

Japan - Wig Maker
Wig Maker, Japan. Date: circa 1920s

Noge Hill, Nogeyama Park, Yokohama, Japan. Date: circa 1910s

Mikado series by Raphael Kirchner - Acrobat
Raphael Kirchner design for his Mikado series - created in 1900 in Japonism style. Date: 1900

Two Japanese women taking tea
Two Japanese women in traditional costume taking tea in a garden. Date: circa 1930

Courtesans of the Yadaya, from the book "Mirror of Beautiful Women of the Pleasure Quarters
5859878 Courtesans of the Yadaya, from the book "Mirror of Beautiful Women of the Pleasure Quarters (Seiro bijin awase sugata kagami), 1776 (colour woodblock print) by Shunsho

The Courtesan Umegawa and Chubei from the Courier Service (Umegawa, Chubei), c
5860294 The Courtesan Umegawa and Chubei from the Courier Service (Umegawa, Chubei), c.1797 (colour woodblock print, hashira-e) by Utamaro

Geisha of the West District (colour woodblock print; oban)
5859862 Geisha of the West District (colour woodblock print; oban) by Utamaro, Kitagawa (1753-1806); 39.0 x 26.1 cm; The Art Institute of Chicago, IL, USA; (add.info.: by Kitagawa Utamaro)

Entertainers of the Tachibana, from the series "A Collection of Contemporary Beauties of the Pleasure Quarters
5860291 Entertainers of the Tachibana, from the series "A Collection of Contemporary Beauties of the Pleasure Quarters (Tosei yuri bijin awase)"

A Selection of Beauty from the Pleasure Quarters (Seiro bijin awase): Courtesans Hired for the New Years Holidays
5860261 A Selection of Beauty from the Pleasure Quarters (Seiro bijin awase): Courtesans Hired for the New Years Holidays - Takigawa of the Ogiya, c.1794 (colour woodblock print; oban) by Eishi

Traditional Japanese Woodblock of a couple
Utagawa Toyokuni, 1735-1814, was a pre-eminent designer of actor prints from the mid 1790s until his death. This charming print shows a male and female

Traditional Japanese Woodblock female with lattern
This print by the master Utagawa Kuniyoshi 1797-1862 was one of the last great masters of the Japanese ukiyo-e style of woodblock prints he is associated with the Utagawa school

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"Captivating and Timeless: Exploring the Enigmatic World of Geisha" Step into a world steeped in tradition and grace as we delve into the captivating realm of geisha. From the exquisite Madama Butterfly dress rehearsal to antique Japanese woodblock prints, these glimpses offer a window into their mesmerizing artistry. In one frame, an enchanting geisha serves tea with impeccable poise, embodying the essence of hospitality that has been passed down through generations. Another portrays three geishas embodying the famous "See no evil, Hear no evil, speak no evil" proverb, showcasing their commitment to discretion and loyalty. The traditional Japanese woodblock print transports us to a serene garden where geishas gracefully move amidst vibrant flowers and mythical dragons. Their elegance is further highlighted in a portrait where a geisha holds an ornate umbrella; her presence exudes both beauty and strength. Beyond their artistic pursuits, we witness how geishas engage in various cultural activities. A snapshot captures them engrossed in traditional flower arranging - an intricate practice that requires meticulous attention to detail. On Tokyo's renowned Ginza street, these iconic figures stroll with grace and allure against the backdrop of modernity. Geishas also play significant roles during special occasions such as New Year celebrations. One image depicts a geisha girl bowing respectfully to a samurai warrior - symbolizing respect for heritage while embracing new beginnings. Diversity is celebrated too as four Japanese women stand amid bamboo with a young child; their unity transcends racial boundaries. This sentiment is echoed by another photograph featuring two stunningly adorned geishas from different backgrounds coming together in harmony. As we explore these snapshots from Japan's rich cultural tapestry, it becomes evident that they are not merely performers but guardians of tradition and ambassadors of grace. Their timeless allure continues to captivate hearts worldwide – reminding us all of the enduring power found within the enigmatic world of geisha.