Perspective Picture of a Large Room (Senjojiki uki-e no zu) 1765

Ishikawa Toyonobu's "Perspective Picture of a Large Room (Senjojiki uki-e no zu)," created in 1765, exemplifies the "uki-e" style of woodblock prints popular in Edo-period Japan. This particular print depicts a spacious interior with multiple figures, showcasing the artist's mastery of perspective and attention to detail. The intricate patterns on the walls and floors, along with the realistic portrayal of furniture and clothing, offer a glimpse into the lifestyle of the upper class in 18th-century Japan. The use of vivid colors and intricate patterns creates a sense of depth and grandeur, enhancing the visual impact of the artwork.