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Returning Sails of the Bamboo Knives (Takenaga no kihan), from the series Eight... late 18th cent. Creator: Kitao Masanobu
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Returning Sails of the Bamboo Knives (Takenaga no kihan), from the series Eight... late 18th cent. Creator: Kitao Masanobu
Returning Sails of the Bamboo Knives (Takenaga no kihan), from the series "Eight Views of Maids Utensils (Jochu tedogu hakkei)", late 18th century. Attributed to Kitao Masanobu
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Bamboo Chuban Crafting Cutting Iwase Samuru Kitao Masanobu Knife Knives Kyoya Denzo Masanobu Kitao Sailing Ships Santo Kyoden Colour Woodblock Print
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Returning Sails of the Bamboo Knives (Takenaga no kihan), from the series 'Eight Views of Maids Utensils (Jochu tedogu hakkei)', late 18th century. This woodblock print by Kitao Masanobu transports us back to the Edo period in Japan, showcasing the exquisite craftsmanship and artistry of that time. The print depicts a serene scene with a sailing ship gracefully gliding through calm waters, its billowing sails capturing the gentle breeze. The intricate details of the ship's rigging and masts are meticulously captured in vibrant colors, highlighting Masanobu's mastery of color woodblock printing. Intriguingly, amidst this maritime setting, two women can be seen inside an elegant interior space near a window. Dressed in traditional garments, they engage in delicate craftwork involving bamboo knives. Their focused expressions and skilled hands demonstrate their expertise in this ancient art form. Masanobu skillfully combines elements of nature, transportation, and daily life to create a harmonious composition that reflects both beauty and tranquility. The print is attributed to Masanobu but also features influences from other renowned artists such as Iwase Samuru and Santo Kyoden. This artwork serves as a testament to Japan's rich artistic heritage during the Tokugawa period. It invites viewers to appreciate not only its aesthetic appeal but also gain insight into the cultural significance behind each element portrayed.
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