Item from the Mokuhankan Flea Market7:00 AMSize: 34.0cm by 23.0cm (13.39 in by 9.06 in) | Enlargement | Shipping Code: [L] ? Designer: Yoshitoshi Era: Meiji | Currency: $ / £ / € Price: Description: This is one print from the Twenty-Four Hours at Shinyanagi ("Shinyanagi nijuyoji") series by Tsukioka Yoshitoshi. "Shinyanagi" is a shortening of two place names, "Shinbashi" and "Yanagibashi". The prints in the series show the everyday lives of geisha in the two areas of Tokyo, hour-by-hour. The text was written by the journalist Takabatake Ransen in a gesaku style full of puns, in-jokes, and allusions. This particular print shows a geisha praying by two inscribed lanterns at seven o'clock in the morning. There are one or two small creases to the print, and the margins have been trimmed a little. The print has been backed with thin washi paper. Browse thumbnail pages of various selections from the catalogue ... Mokuhankan Publications:general (102) kacho-e (27) landscape (54) bijin-ga (18) contemporary (16) senshafuda (2) yakusha-e (4) HangaClub (70) ebook (6) miscellaneous (4) 8 Cats (3) supplies (6) [ Also see our Annual Gift Page ] Partner Shops: Kawase Hasui prints (15) Yoshida family prints (56) Doi Hanga prints (54) Miyakodori prints (5) Numabe Mokuhan prints (3) Guest items (17) Mokuhankan Flea Market (All items) general (63) kacho-e (29) yakusha-e (13) landscape (129) bijin-ga (80) kuchi-e (0) contemporary (4) set (30) books (5) [ List of Recently sold items ] [ Flea Market Matsuri ] |
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