Viewing Maple Leaves (Momijigari), from the series "Dance Customs of Captivating Figures (Adesugata odori fuzoku)" c. 1772 - 1780
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"Viewing Maple Leaves (Momijigari)" is a woodblock print from the series "Dance Customs of Captivating Figures (Adesugata odori fuzoku)" created by the prolific Japanese artist Kitao Shigemasa. The print, dating back to the 1770s, features a beautifully attired woman with a flowing, intricately patterned robe adorned with elaborate motifs of flowers, feathers, and geometric shapes. The woman's graceful pose and the vibrant colors of the print showcase the beauty of Japanese fashion and the artistry of the ukiyo-e style. The work is a testament to Shigemasa's mastery of woodblock printing, showcasing the intricate details and delicate colors characteristic of this art form.
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