Courtisane Tsukasa uit het Ogiya huis 1795 - 1800

"Courtisane Tsukasa uit het Ogiya huis" is a woodblock print created by Japanese artist Ichirakutei Eisui between 1795 and 1800. The artwork depicts a courtesan from the Ogiya house, Tsukasa, in a sensual and intimate pose. The image showcases the beauty and elegance of the courtesan, emphasizing her elaborate kimono and the delicate details of her features. The use of vibrant colors and detailed brushstrokes contributes to the overall visual impact of the print. Eisui's "Courtisane Tsukasa uit het Ogiya huis" represents a typical example of the bijin-ga, a genre of Japanese art that focuses on the portrayal of beautiful women. This print would have been popular among the general public in Edo period Japan, as it captured the cultural fascination with beauty and glamour.