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Dutchman and Child Viewing the Benten Shrine at Shinobazu Pond, 7th month
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Dutchman and Child Viewing the Benten Shrine at Shinobazu Pond, 7th month
Dutchman and Child Viewing the Benten Shrine at Shinobazu Pond, 7th month, 1861
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Europeans Gountei Gountei Sadahide Gyokuran Gyokuran Hashimoto Gyokuransai Gyokuransai Sadahide Hashimoto Hashimoto Gyokuran Hashimoto Sadahide Ink And Colour On Paper Kenjiro Kenjiro Utagawa Pond Sadahide Sadahide Gountei Sadahide Gyokuransai Sadahide Hashimoto Sadahide Utagawa Shinobazu Pond Tokyo Ueno Park Utagawa Utagawa Kenjiro Utagawa Sadahide West Western Westerner Westerners Yokohama Yokohama E Polychrome Woodblock Print
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This polychrome woodblock print, titled "Dutchman and Child Viewing the Benten Shrine at Shinobazu Pond, 7th month, 1861" takes us back to the vibrant Edo period in Japan. Created by Sadahide Utagawa, a renowned artist of the time, this artwork showcases his mastery in ink and color on paper. The scene depicted here is set against the picturesque backdrop of Ueno Park's Shinobazu Pond. A Dutchman and a child stand side by side, gazing upon the magnificent Benten Shrine. The boy's curiosity mirrors that of his European companion as they both marvel at this sacred Japanese site. The print beautifully captures a cultural exchange between East and West during the 19th century. It serves as a testament to Japan's openness towards foreign influences while retaining its own rich heritage. Utagawa skillfully portrays these figures in full length with intricate details that highlight their distinct Western features. The colors used add depth and vibrancy to every element within the composition - from the lush greenery surrounding them to the tranquil waters reflecting their presence. Displayed proudly at The Metropolitan Museum of Art in Tokyo, this piece represents not only an artistic masterpiece but also an important historical artifact bridging continents and cultures. It offers viewers a glimpse into a moment frozen in time where two worlds collide harmoniously amidst nature's beauty.
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