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Women and children watching archery in March, 1790-99 (nishiki-e woodblock print)
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Women and children watching archery in March, 1790-99 (nishiki-e woodblock print)
7299835 Women and children watching archery in March, 1790-99 (nishiki-e woodblock print) by Toyohiro, Utagawa (1773-1828); 55.5x40.5 cm; Ashmolean Museum, University of Oxford, UK; (add.info.: Toyohiro Utagawa (1773-1828)
Sanshirō Yamadaya (c.1790-1811).
Display: nishiki-e (multi-block) woodblock print, printed with water-based vegetable pigments, Material: paper, Technique: colour woodcut.); © Ashmolean Museum
Media ID 28015024
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This print titled "Women and children watching archery in March, 1790-99" by Toyohiro Utagawa takes us back to a vibrant scene from the late 18th century. The nishiki-e woodblock print captures the essence of Japanese culture during this time period. In the image, we see a group of women and children gathered under blossoming trees, eagerly observing an archery event. The colors used in this artwork are vivid and eye-catching, showcasing the skillful technique of color woodcut printing. The women are dressed in traditional kimonos, their garments adding to the overall beauty of the composition. Their presence exudes grace and elegance as they engage with this popular sporting activity. The children stand beside them, wide-eyed with excitement at witnessing such a spectacle. This artwork not only showcases a momentary snapshot but also provides insight into Japanese society during that era. It reflects both cultural traditions and recreational pursuits enjoyed by people from all walks of life. Displayed at the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford, UK, this piece is part of their extensive collection that celebrates art from around the world. Through its intricate details and historical significance, it serves as a reminder of our shared human experiences across different times and cultures.
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