↗Japan, Edo period (1615–1868) · 1830年代初
凯风快晴,选自《富岳三十六景》
葛饰北斋
Bequest of Edward L. Whittemore · 克利夫兰艺术博物馆
图像:公共领域(CC0)· 博物馆记录与图像来源 ↗
The courtesan Takigawa worked for the Ōgiya, "House of Fans" brothel, one of the most prestigious in the Yoshiwara. Here, she smokes tobacco, a fashionable trend in 18th-century Edo. Fashion-conscious women in Edo purchased prints of the most famous beauties just as contemporary women buy fashion magazines to learn about the latest styles in make-up and hair. The strands of hair at her temple were printed from thin pieces of wood left in relief when the areas on either side of them were carved away.
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