Courtesan Hanaogi from the Ogi house 1825

"Courtesan Hanaogi from the Ogi House" is a woodblock print created in 1825 by renowned Japanese artist Keisai Eisen (1790-1848). The print showcases a beautiful courtesan, known as Hanaogi, from the prestigious Ogi house, adorned in lavish attire. Eisen masterfully utilizes vibrant colors and intricate details to capture the elegance and allure of Hanaogi, a prominent figure in Edo-period Japanese culture. The print's exquisite detail highlights the artistry of the ukiyo-e genre, which thrived during this period. This piece exemplifies Eisen's skill and the captivating beauty of traditional Japanese art, making it a significant example of woodblock printing from the 19th century.