A Flower Vendor 1737 - 1738
nishimurashigenobu
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ink drawing
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ink painting
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pen sketch
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asian-art
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japan
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personal sketchbook
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ink drawing experimentation
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pen-ink sketch
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pen work
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sketchbook drawing
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watercolour illustration
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sketchbook art
"A Flower Vendor" is a woodblock print created in 1737-38 by the Japanese artist Nishimura Shigenobu (1729-1739). The print, now housed in the Art Institute of Chicago, depicts a woman in elaborate clothing standing beside a trellis of flowers. Shigenobu, known for his portrayal of everyday scenes, highlights the vibrancy of the woman’s attire with contrasting colors of pink, yellow, and black, capturing a snapshot of Edo-period Japanese fashion. This print, a prime example of ukiyo-e, showcases the genre's emphasis on beauty and the fleeting nature of life.
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