Eisen, Ikeda . Shunga-blatt. Geisha Und Liebhaber. Japan, 1835/40

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"Shunga-blatt. Geisha und Liebhaber" (circa 1835/40) is a notable work by Keisai Eisen, a Japanese ukiyo-e artist renowned for his prints in the first half of the 19th century. This piece is part of the shunga genre, a type of erotic art that was popular during the Edo period in Japan. Eisen, whose works spanned a variety of subjects including landscapes and portraits of kabuki actors, is particularly celebrated for his contributions to the shunga tradition. "Shunga-blatt. Geisha und Liebhaber" translates to "Shunga Sheet. Geisha and Lover" in English, offering a glimpse into the intimate and often candid depictions of sexual encounters that characterize shunga art.

The artwork features a geisha and her lover in a moment of private connection, a common theme in shunga that explores the sensual pleasures of life. Eisen's mastery in capturing the beauty and intricacies of human relationships is evident in this piece, where the delicate lines and vibrant colors combine to create a vivid portrayal of passion and intimacy. The attention to detail in the garments, facial expressions, and interior setting reflects Eisen's skill in using the ukiyo-e woodblock printing technique to convey depth and emotion.

"Shunga-blatt. Geisha und Liebhaber" is significant not only for its artistic merit but also for its cultural implications. Shunga played a role in the sex education of young adults and served as a symbol of fertility and good fortune. Despite the erotic nature of shunga, these works were not considered taboo or obscene in their historical context but were rather appreciated for their aesthetic qualities and thematic richness.

Keisai Eisen's contribution to the shunga genre, as exemplified by "Shunga-blatt. Geisha und Liebhaber," highlights the artist's versatility and the broader acceptance of erotic art in Edo-period Japan. This work remains an important piece for scholars and enthusiasts of Japanese art, offering insights into the societal norms, artistic practices, and aesthetic values of the time.

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