De Komachi kersenbloesem 1868 - 1912
yashimagakuteiwudaoyueting
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natural stone pattern
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naturalistic pattern
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toned paper
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pastel soft colours
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tile art
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linocut print
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ethnic pattern
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traditional style
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watercolour illustration
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layered pattern
"De Komachi kersenbloesem" (1868-1912) is a woodblock print by Yashima Gakutei, renowned for his ukiyo-e depictions of beautiful women. The print, now housed in the Rijksmuseum, depicts a young woman, likely Komachi, a famous poet of the Heian period, sitting gracefully on a bridge. Her elaborate clothing, adorned with intricate patterns, and the delicate cherry blossoms surrounding her evoke a sense of refined beauty and fleeting time. The print showcases Gakutei's mastery of the ukiyo-e style, with its vibrant colors and detailed composition, creating a visually captivating narrative.
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