Asuka Hill (Asukayama), from the series "Five Hills of Edo (Koto no gozan)" c. 1780 - 1801
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"Asuka Hill (Asukayama)" is a woodblock print by Katsukawa Shunchō from his "Five Hills of Edo (Koto no gozan)" series, created between 1780 and 1801. The print depicts three women in elegant attire walking through a landscape, showcasing the beauty of Edo's natural surroundings. The colorful garments, intricate patterns, and delicate brushstrokes of the artist highlight the vibrant culture of Edo period Japan, offering a glimpse into the daily lives of fashionable women during this era. This artwork is part of the collection at The Art Institute of Chicago.
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