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A Woman Tying up a Curtain, a Flower Arrangement of Chrysanthemums in a Boat-shaped Hanging Vase, and Narcissus Arranged in a Flower Vase, ca. 1805
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This woodblock print, titled "A Woman Tying up a Curtain, a Flower Arrangement of Chrysanthemums in a Boat-shaped Hanging Vase, and Narcissus Arranged in a Flower Vase" transports us to the serene world of 19th-century Japan. Created by Utagawa Toyohiro, this exquisite artwork is part of a triptych that showcases the artist's mastery of polychrome woodblock printing. The scene depicted captures the essence of Edo period interior design and decoration. A graceful woman stands at full length indoors, delicately tying up a curtain with utmost care. Her presence exudes tranquility as she engages in her leisurely pastime - flower arranging or ikebana. The boat-shaped hanging vase holds an enchanting display of chrysanthemums while narcissus blooms beautifully arranged in another vase nearby. Toyohiro's attention to detail is evident through his use of ink and color on paper, bringing life to every element within the composition. The vibrant hues add depth and richness to the flowers' petals and leaves, enhancing their natural beauty. As we admire this print from the Metropolitan Museum of Art's collection, we are transported back in time to witness not only the artistic skill but also gain insight into Japanese culture during this era. It serves as a testament to both Toyohiro's talent as an ukiyo-e artist and his ability to capture moments that celebrate nature's splendor intertwined with everyday life. This
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