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Two Young Men and Several Women Dining at a Tea-house on the Bank of the Sumida River, ca
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Two Young Men and Several Women Dining at a Tea-house on the Bank of the Sumida River, ca
Two Young Men and Several Women Dining at a Tea-house on the Bank of the Sumida River, ca. 1788
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This vibrant woodblock print, titled "Two Young Men and Several Women Dining at a Tea-house on the Bank of the Sumida River" captures a delightful scene from 18th century Japan. Created by Kubo Shunman during the Edo period, this diptych showcases his mastery in ink and color on paper. Set against the picturesque backdrop of the Sumida River, we see a group of elegantly dressed men and women enjoying a leisurely meal at a traditional teahouse. The architectural features of the teahouse are beautifully depicted, with its balconies offering an enchanting view of the river's estuary. The lively atmosphere is enhanced by musicians playing samisen, a traditional Japanese musical instrument. Their melodies fill the air as guests savor delicious seafood snacks served on trays adorned with delicate tea sets. The women can be seen gesturing animatedly while engaging in conversation, adding to the convivial ambiance. Shunman's attention to detail is evident in every aspect of this artwork - from the intricate patterns on their garments to their expressive hand gestures and joyful expressions. This piece truly exemplifies ukiyo-e, an artistic school that flourished during this era and focused on capturing scenes from everyday life. Now housed in The Metropolitan Museum of Art, this heritage art transports us back to 18th century Japan where culture, nature, and social gatherings harmoniously intertwined along the banks of Sumida River.
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