Mobile of Woman Figure and Sake Bottle c. 1830s
yamadahogyoku
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water colours
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pastel soft colours
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japan
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curved letter used
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historical fashion
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wedding around the world
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watercolour bleed
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watercolour illustration
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celebration photography
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cartoon carciture
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watercolor
"Mobile of Woman Figure and Sake Bottle" is a uchiwa-e print by Yamada Hōgyoku, a prominent artist from the early 19th-century Edo period. The work, likely created around the 1830s, depicts a woman figure holding a fan, with a sake bottle hanging from strings above her head. The composition is simple yet evocative, showcasing Hōgyoku's skill in capturing the essence of everyday life in Japan during this period. The print's vibrant colors and delicate lines contribute to its charm, while the subject matter provides insight into traditional Japanese customs and social dynamics.
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