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This image is originally a painting by Hokusai created when he was about 47 years old, and one of his representative works of beauties, later made into a woodblock print.
A beautiful courtesan is tipsy, leaning over her shamisen box. This image is exceptionally beautiful and attractive; everything is done so well, including her face, fingers, neck angle, and posture. Hokusai didn’t include a background, and we are just drawn into the beauty.
The vermilion shallow sake 'cup' (sakazuki) in front of the black box, which seems to have slipped from her fingers, suggests her slightly drunk and relaxed state.
Other prints in this set
- Hokusai Famous Works
- Mt. Fuji from Meguro
- Mt. Fuji in a Snowstorm
- Women with a Telescope
- Night Fishing in Kōshū
- Fuji from the Sea
- Mt. Fuji from a Mountain Path
- Whirlpools at Awa
- Mt. Fuji Seen from Mishima
- A Bullfinch and a Drooping Cherry Tree
- Yotsuya Zyūnisō
- Scenery at Senbon Matsubara
- Fuji Seen Through the Willows
- Azuma and Yogorō in a Snowy Morning
- Mt. Fuji from a Reedy Riverbank
- Mother and Child
- Mt. Fuji in the Mist
- The Sumidagawa River
- Mt. Fuji reflected
- Travelers in Deep Snow
- Morning after Snowfall
- Woman in the Snow
- Mt. Fuji and a Dragon
- Humans Against the Raging Sea
- Fuji Reflected on the Sea
- Spring Picnic
- Mt. Fuji through a Fishing Net
- Woman and Willow Tree
- Fuji in Clear Weather
- Mt. Fuji from Lake Suwa
- Woman Reading
- Scenery at Shimada
- A Cormorant
- Mt. Fuji from Suzaki
- Women under a Mosquito Net
- Thunderstorm near Mt. Fuji
- Tipsy Woman
- Distant Mt. Fuji
- Grasshopper and Irises
- Harvest Scene
- The Kirifuri Falls
- A Stork
- The First Ferry-boat on New Year's Day
- Mt.Fuji with the Seven Bridges
- Scene on the Taki-no-kawa River
- Cleaning a Boat Hull
- Poppies
- Snow Scene at Sumida River
- Two Women Boating
- A Picnic Scene in the Edo Suburbs