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A traditional Japanese woodblock print by Jukôdô Yoshikuni titled 'Arashi Koroku in the role of the sake seller's daughter Omiwa'. The artwork features a seated female figure in a richly patterned red kimono with floral motifs, situated in an interior setting with pale wooden floors and dark wooden architecture visible on the top left. The woman's hair is styled in

Arashi Koroku i rollen som sakeselgerens datter Omiwa

Jukôdô Yoshikuni

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"Shichihô-ren Nijûshikô" by Totoya Hokkei, a traditional Japanese woodblock print of a woman in a pale, patterned kimono seated indoors next to a folding screen with floral motifs, reflecting the artistry of early 19th-century Japan.

Shichihô-ren Nijûshikô

Totoya Hokkei

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"Kurtisanene Hanaofuki, Yoshiya og Yoshino fra bordellet Ōgiya" by Isoda Koryûsai, a traditional Japanese ukiyo-e print featuring three detailed figures of courtesans standing in close quarters, dressed in elaborate kimonos with decorative patterns and holding traditional accessories, set against a simple backdrop, showcasing the intricate craftsmanship of Edo period woodblock printing.

Kurtisanene Hanaofuki, Yoshiya og Yoshino fra bordellet Ōgiya

Isoda Koryûsai

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A traditional Japanese woodblock print titled "Fumi o miru onna" by Keisai Eisen, depicting an elegantly dressed woman in a pale pink background, intently reading a letter, with detailed hair accessories and a colorfully patterned kimono.

Fumi o miru onna

Keisai Eisen

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"Nagato of the Owariya," a traditional Japanese woodblock print by Kichizô Tsutaya, featuring a woman and a child in elaborate Edo period attire, with blue and red as dominant colors against an aged paper background, complete with intricate patterns and framed by blue leaf designs in the background.

Nagato of the Owariya

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A traditional Japanese woodblock print featuring a courtesan named Usugumo from the Tamaya teahouse, wearing a colorful patterned kimono, with pink cherry blossoms above her. The print is created in a palette of soft pastels with striking blues, greens, and pinks that highlight the intricate designs of the kimono

Kurtisanen Usugumo fra tehuset Tamaya

Uidentifisert, japansk

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"Fuku Kakushigi" by Harunobu Gakutei, a colored woodblock print depicting seven figures in traditional Japanese attire seated around a low table within a room adorned with an intricate red patterned border, a large textual panel on the wall, and a series of sliding doors in the background.

Fuku Kakushigi

Harunobu Gakutei

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Traditional Japanese woodblock print by Eizan Kikugawa, titled "Komurasaki og Gonpachi", featuring two figures in detailed Edo-period attire with predominant colors of deep blue and pops of red and orange, exemplifying the ukiyo-e style on a textured paper background.

Komurasaki og Gonpachi

Eizan Kikugawa

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Traditional Japanese woodblock print by Shunbaisai Hokuei titled "Nakamura Shikan i rollen som Sôjô Henjô," featuring a kabuki actor wearing a red robe over a patterned garment, seated with an expressive pose and kabuki makeup, on a beige background with Japanese text.

Nakamura Shikan i rollen som Sôjô Henjô

Shunbaisai Hokuei

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A traditional Japanese woodblock print by Utagawa Kunisada I, titled "Kiso Yoshinaka’s beloved Tomoe Gozen," depicting a seated woman in a blue and red kimono with a male figure beside her, set against a subdued gray background.

Kiso Yoshinaka’s beloved Tomoe Gozen

Utagawa Kunisada I

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Traditional Japanese hand-colored woodblock print on paper by Torii Kiyonobu I, depicting the Kabuki actor Ichikawa Danjûrô in the role of Agemaki no Sukeroku. The actor wears an oversized straw hat and a black and gold costume with pink and red accents, holding a pipe and a sake cup, set against a plain paper background.

Ichikawa Danjûrô i rollen som sakeselgeren Agemaki no Sukeroku

Torii Kiyonobu I

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Traditional Japanese woodblock print by Jukôdô Yoshikuni titled "Arashi Tokusaburô tar navnet Arashi Kitsusaburô II i rollen som Minamoto no Yorimasa," depicting a Kabuki actor in a dynamic pose wearing an elaborate green floral costume, holding a fan, against a suggestive stage background.

Arashi Tokusaburô tar navnet Arashi Kitsusaburô II i rollen som Minamoto no Yorimasa

Jukôdô Yoshikuni

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Woodblock print by Katsukawa Shuntei titled "Ichikawa Danjurô og Matsumoto Kôshirô i rollene som Kameomaru og Ariomaru," featuring two traditional Japanese characters in dynamic poses, wearing patterned garments with black, white, and red accents on a warm beige paper background, accompanied by kanji text above.

Ichikawa Danjurô og Matsumoto Kôshirô i rollene som Kameomaru og Ariomaru

Katsukawa Shuntei

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"Women at Takanawa" by Utagawa Kuniyoshi is a Japanese woodblock print showing a woman in a traditional kimono bowing forward with a subtle background scene of boats on calm water. The kimono is intricately patterned with red, green, yellow, and white, contrasting the serene blue and muted tones of the background.

Women at Takanawa

Utagawa Kuniyoshi

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Traditional Japanese woodblock print by Kichizô Tsutaya from the series "Eight Views of Ômi," illustrating a female figure in an ornate kimono sitting by the edge of the water under a full moon with a background of night sky transitioning from navy to light grey-blue, interspersed with subtle clouds.

From the series "Eight Views of Ômi"

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"Magaki no sekishô" by Utagawa Kunisada I - A traditional Japanese woodblock print depicting a kneeling figure in earth-toned garments with pattern details, beside a vertical striped panel and a framed landscape scene, showing signs of age and historical wear.

Magaki no sekishô

Utagawa Kunisada I

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"Nakamura Shikan i rollen som Satake Shinjûrô," a Japanese ukiyo-e woodblock print by Katsukawa Shunzan, featuring an actor in traditional attire with distinct black topknot hair, expressive gaze, and a multicolored kimono against a textured background with Japanese script.

Nakamura Shikan i rollen som Satake Shinjûrô

Katsukawa Shunzan

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"Chinese Beauty," a traditional Japanese woodblock print by Totoya Hokkei on paper. An elegantly dressed woman sits beside a round mirror with intricate coral and gray patterns on her garment. Japanese inscriptions are visible in the pale background. The artwork reflects Totoya Hokkei's use of vibrant colors and attention to detail characteristic of the Edo period fine art.

Chinese Beauty

Totoya Hokkei

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"Kôsekikô" by Utagawa Kuniyoshi, a traditional Japanese woodblock print depicting figures on a bridge, with a standout blue banner featuring white flowers being held by a character, a dog by their side, against a backdrop of pastel sky and water with Japanese text at the top.

Kôsekikô

Utagawa Kuniyoshi

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A traditional Japanese woodblock print by Seishichi Hon'ya titled "Ichikawa Ebijûrô i rollen som Fukumaru," featuring a kabuki actor seated on a patterned floor, dressed in a dramatic red and white checkered kimono and brown patterned hakama, with a stylized white face and traditional hairstyle, against a muted background adorned with Japanese script.

Ichikawa Ebijûrô i rollen som Fukumaru

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A color woodblock print on paper by Utagawa Kuniyoshi titled "Vakker kvinne som samler kronblader fra kirsebærblomster," showing a woman in a red and patterned kimono crouching by a stream, catching falling pink cherry blossom petals against a backdrop of a light blue sky.

Vakker kvinne som samler kronblader fra kirsebærblomster

Utagawa Kuniyoshi

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"Kvinne som leser brev" by Utagawa Kunisada I, a Japanese woodblock print showing a standing woman in a detailed, multi-colored kimono reading a letter, with minimal background detail.

Kvinne som leser brev

Utagawa Kunisada I

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"Narumi: Shop with Famous Arimatsu tie-dyed Cloth" by Utagawa Hiroshige, a Japanese woodblock print featuring colorful tie-dyed fabrics displayed on a pole, a mature pine tree, traditional white-walled shops with dark wooden frames, and a warm-hued sky that transitions from creamy yellow to pale blue, creating

Narumi: Shop with Famous Arimatsu tie-dyed Cloth

Utagawa Hiroshige

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Ukiyo-e woodblock print by Utagawa Kunisada I showing Ichikawa Danjûrô VII as the warrior Kumasaka Chôhan and Iwai Hanshirô V as the courtesan Hachijô no tsubone in traditional Japanese Kabuki theater costumes, primarily in earth tones and pastels with Japanese script on the side.

Ichikawa Danjûrô VII og Iwai Hanshirô V i rollene som Kumasaka Chôhan og gledespiken Hachijô no tsubone

Utagawa Kunisada I

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Traditional Japanese woodblock print by Utagawa Kunisada I, titled "Ichikawa Danjûrô VII og Iwai Hanshirô V i rollene som Asahina og Kewaizaka no Shôshô," depicting two Kabuki theater characters in ornate kimonos with elaborate patterns and a soft-colored background with Japanese text.

Ichikawa Danjûrô VII og Iwai Hanshirô V i rollene som Asahina og Kewaizaka no Shôshô

Utagawa Kunisada I

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Traditional Japanese woodblock print by Ryûsai Shigeharu, titled "Ichikawa Hakuen i rollen som vannselgeren," showing a Kabuki actor in a dynamic pose, dressed in a detailed blue and red costume with a carrying yoke over one shoulder against a pale green background with a circular emblem.

Ichikawa Hakuen i rollen som vannselgeren

Ryûsai Shigeharu

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"Ashi-sumô" by Sekka Kamisaka is a Japanese woodblock print depicting three women in traditional garb. Two are engaging in a leg-wrestling match while a third observes. They wear pastel

Ashi-sumô

Sekka Kamisaka

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"Sanogawa Ichimatsu in the role of Yaoya Oshichi and Nakamura Kumetarô in the role of Koshô Kichizaburô" by Torii Kiyomasu II, is a vertical Japanese woodblock print on paper featuring two kabuki actors in intricate, patterned traditional garments, with colors green, blue, black, white, and hints of red, alongside vertical Japanese text.

Sanogawa Ichimatsu i rollen som Yaoya Oshichi og Nakamura Kumetarô i rollen som Koshô Kichizaburô

Torii Kiyomasu II

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A traditional Japanese fargetresnitt woodblock print by Utagawa Sadakage, "Onoe Kikugorô III in

Onoe Kikugorô III i rollen som Banzui no Chôbei

Utagawa Sadakage

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A traditional Japanese woodblock print by Seishichi Hon'ya titled "Seki Sanjûrô i rollen som Banzuin no Chôbei", showing a Kabuki actor in a black patterned kimono with purple and yellow chrysanthemums, performing against a backdrop of red pillars and cherry blossoms.

Seki Sanjûrô i rollen som Banzuin no Chôbei

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