Zes onsterfelijke dichters 1826

"Zes onsterfelijke dichters" (Six Immortal Poets) is a Japanese woodblock print created by Nakamura Hōchū in 1826. The print features six figures, all dressed in elaborate traditional Japanese clothing, sitting in a circle. The work portrays a scene of a gathering of the legendary "Six Immortal Poets" of Chinese literature. This print is a charming example of ukiyo-e art from the Edo period, known for its vibrant colours, elegant figures, and intricate details. The scene is depicted in a playful and light-hearted manner, reflecting the themes of art, literature, and enjoyment of life. This print exemplifies the artistry and cultural significance of Japanese woodblock printing.