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The Courtesans Hinazuru and Karauta of the Chojiya Holding a Letter, c. 1776 / 81

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The Courtesans Hinazuru and Karauta of the Chojiya Holding a Letter, c. 1776 / 81

The Courtesans Hinazuru and Karauta of the Chojiya Holding a Letter, c. 1776/81

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Attendant Chojiya Courtesan Face To Face Haruhiro Hosoban Isoda Koryūsai Isoda Masakatsu Koryusai Koryusai Isoda Letter Masakatsu Masakatsu Isoda Orange Orange Colour Shobei Color Woodblock Print Metaphor


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This woodblock print, titled "The Courtesans Hinazuru and Karauta of the Chojiya Holding a Letter" transports us to 18th century Japan. Created by Isoda Koryusai, a renowned artist of the ukiyo-e genre, this artwork showcases his exceptional talent in capturing the beauty and grace of women. In this scene, we are introduced to two young courtesans from the prestigious Chojiya establishment. Dressed in vibrant traditional kimonos that boast an array of colors, they exude elegance and sophistication. The orange hues add warmth to their portraits while symbolizing energy and vitality. Hinazuru and Karauta stand face to face, holding a letter between them. Their expressions suggest anticipation as they engage in private conversation or perhaps share secrets known only to them. The intricate details of their clothing highlight Koryusai's mastery in woodblock printing techniques. As we admire this piece, it is impossible not to be drawn into the world of these courtesans - women who held significant roles within Japanese society during this era. This print serves as both a visual delight and a metaphor for their profession – one that was complex yet intriguingly alluring. Displayed at the Art Institute Chicago's Asian Arts gallery, "The Courtesans Hinazuru and Karauta" invites us on a journey through time while celebrating the rich artistic heritage of Japan.

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