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Ono no Komachi: Number Two (Sono ni), from the series Stylish Parodies of the Six Poetic
Ono no Komachi: Number Two (Sono ni), from the series Stylish Parodies of the Six Poetic Immortals (Furyu yatsushi rokkasen), 1790s
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This polychrome woodblock print, titled "Ono no Komachi: Number Two (Sono ni), from the series Stylish Parodies of the Six Poetic Immortals" transports us to 18th-century Japan during the Edo period. Created by the talented artist Hosoda Eishi, this artwork showcases his mastery in capturing intricate details and vibrant colors. The focal point of the print is a graceful woman named Ono no Komachi, one of Japan's most celebrated poets from the Heian period. Dressed in an exquisite kimono adorned with delicate patterns and cherry blossoms, she exudes elegance and refinement. Her hair is beautifully arranged with ornate decorations, emphasizing her status as a cultured lady. Holding a hand-held fan delicately in her hand, Ono no Komachi gazes into the distance amidst a backdrop of blooming cherry blossom trees. The soft pink hues symbolize beauty and transience while reflecting Japan's deep appreciation for nature. Eishi's meticulous attention to detail can be seen not only in Ono no Komachi's attire but also in every element surrounding her. From the lush plants to the subtle shading techniques used throughout this woodblock print, it is evident that Eishi was a master craftsman dedicated to preserving Japanese heritage art. Displayed at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, this piece serves as both an artistic treasure and a window into Japan's rich cultural history. It invites viewers to immerse themselves in its beauty and contemplate the
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