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A Man with a Boy and a Geisha Visiting the Kinryusan Temple, ca. 1787
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A Man with a Boy and a Geisha Visiting the Kinryusan Temple, ca. 1787
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Asakusa Asakusa Tokyo Japan Buddhist Buddhists Entertainer Geisha Ink And Colour On Paper Kinryu Zan Kinryuzan Temple Kiyonaga Kiyonaga Torii Senso Ji Temple Sensoji Temple Tokyo Torii Torii Kiyonaga Polychrome Woodblock Print
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This vibrant polychrome woodblock print, titled "A Man with a Boy and a Geisha Visiting the Kinryusan Temple" captures the essence of 18th-century Japan during the Edo period. Created by renowned artist Torii Kiyonaga, this masterpiece showcases his mastery in ukiyo-e, a popular art form of that time. The scene depicts an intriguing encounter between a man, a young boy, and a geisha as they explore the magnificent Kinryuzan Temple in Asakusa, Tokyo. The temple's grandeur is accentuated by its towering torii gate and serene surroundings. The intricate details of this print bring to life the bustling atmosphere of Asakusa and its rich cultural heritage. Kiyonaga skillfully portrays each character with precision and grace. The geisha captivates us with her traditional attire while exuding elegance through every brushstroke. The man and boy stand beside her in awe, their expressions reflecting their admiration for both the temple's beauty and the geisha's presence. As we delve into this artwork from centuries ago, it serves as a window into Japanese history and religious practices. Buddhism played an integral role in society during this era, evident through references to Sensoji Temple nearby. Preserved within the Metropolitan Museum of Art's collection today, Kiyonaga's woodblock print continues to enchant viewers worldwide with its vivid colors and timeless appeal. It reminds us of Japan's artistic legacy while honoring Torii Kiy
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