Zeven geluksgoden in een bamboebos 1826

"Zeven geluksgoden in een bamboebos" is a Japanese woodblock print created by Nakamura Hōchū in 1826. It depicts seven figures, likely representing the Seven Lucky Gods, gathered in a bamboo grove. The figures are drawn in a stylized and somewhat humorous manner, characteristic of Hōchū's work. The print's simple composition and vibrant colors contribute to its visual appeal, highlighting the figures and their interaction. The Seven Lucky Gods are a popular theme in Japanese art, symbolizing good fortune and prosperity. Hōchū, known for his distinctive style, often used woodblock printing to depict everyday scenes and humorous subjects, adding a playful touch to traditional Japanese iconography.