Scene in Nakasu, a District of Edo 1783
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"Scene in Nakasu, a District of Edo" is a woodblock print created by renowned Japanese artist Torii Kiyonaga in 1783. This work depicts three women in traditional Japanese clothing, standing and seated in a brightly lit setting, showcasing Kiyonaga's mastery of capturing the elegance and allure of Edo-era fashion. The presence of lanterns and a teahouse sign further illuminates the vibrant cultural life of Nakasu, a bustling district of Edo, offering a glimpse into the everyday activities of its inhabitants. This piece exemplifies Kiyonaga's signature style, renowned for its delicate lines, rich colors, and emphasis on graceful poses, making it a cherished example of ukiyo-e art.
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