Cherry blossom viewing / 桜狩遊楽図　#2/20

■About the work
"Cherry Blossom Hunting and Leisure" is a common theme in early ukiyo-e prints, and the large patterns on the kimono also represent the early Edo period. The patterns on the kimono are taken from Sakai Hōitsu's Twelve Months of Flowers and Birds, with March cherry blossoms and April peonies.
The hairstyle and overall pose are taken from ukiyo-e prints by Utamaro and Tsukioka Yoshitoshi, but in order to get the angle of the umbrella bars correct, I used 3D data from CLIP STUDIO as the rough sketch.
In her left hand she holds a hairpin decorated with a peony (late Edo period), and the way she is dressed, with one sleeve removed, is a reference to Utamaro's "Nama Sui."

■ Original Artwork Information
Materials: acrylic, gold leaf
Support / Support: canvas
Size: 65.5×90cm
Date / Production year: 2022

■ Product properties
Maximum number of production: 20
Serial number: 2/20
Secondary content distribution: Permission
Royalty rate: 18%
Minimum royalty amount: 4500 yen
Editing: Allowed
Cut and paste: Allowed

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We are not selling original artwork or lithographs.