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Drum and Keiro, A Kind of Musical Instrument Used for the Bugaku Dance, 19th century
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Drum and Keiro, A Kind of Musical Instrument Used for the Bugaku Dance, 19th century
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This vibrant polychrome woodblock print, created by Takashima Chiharu in the 19th century, showcases the enchanting beauty of a Drum and Keiro - a traditional musical instrument used for the Bugaku Dance. The intricate details and vivid colors bring this piece to life, capturing the essence of Japanese culture and heritage. The Drum and Keiro are depicted with utmost precision, showcasing their ornate design and craftsmanship. The artist's skillful use of ink and color on paper creates a mesmerizing still life that transports us back to 19th-century Japan. This artwork holds great significance as it represents not only the artistry but also the music embedded within Japanese traditions. The Bugaku Dance is an ancient form of court dance accompanied by these melodious instruments, adding rhythm and grace to each movement. Displayed against a backdrop reminiscent of New Year celebrations, this print serves as a greeting card from another era. It invites us to appreciate both the artistic mastery behind its creation and the cultural richness it embodies. Now housed in The Metropolitan Museum of Art, this woodblock print stands as a testament to Takashima Chiharu's talent while preserving Japan's ukiyo-e tradition for generations to come. Its presence in such esteemed surroundings allows visitors from around the world to immerse themselves in Japanese history through visual storytelling.
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