Utagawa Signe Kunisada Aratame Nidai Toyokuni Ga. Publie Par Wakaza - Ya. Date 1844. Estampe Tiree De La Serie Hanagoyomi Kichimichi Sugata Representant Tanamaki Yochi. Sceau Du Censeur : Tanaka Heuiro

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Utagawa Kunisada, also known as Utagawa Signe Kunisada Aratame Nidai Toyokuni Ga, was a prominent Japanese ukiyo-e artist of the Edo period. Born in 1786, Kunisada was one of the most popular and prolific woodblock print designers of his time. His works spanned various genres, including kabuki actor portraits, bijin-ga (pictures of beautiful women), and historical scenes. Kunisada's artistic career was marked by his ability to adapt to changing tastes and trends, ensuring his enduring popularity throughout his lifetime.

The print titled "Utagawa Signe Kunisada Aratame Nidai Toyokuni Ga. Publie Par Wakaza - Ya. Date 1844. Estampe Tiree De La Serie Hanagoyomi Kichimichi Sugata Representant Tanamaki Yochi. Sceau Du Censeur: Tanaka Heuiro" is a notable example of Kunisada's work. Created in 1844, this woodblock print is part of the series "Hanagoyomi Kichimichi Sugata," which can be translated to "Flower Calendar of Auspicious Figures." The series is known for its intricate designs and detailed depictions of various subjects, often imbued with symbolic meanings and cultural references.

The specific print represents Tanamaki Yochi, a character or figure whose identity and significance would be rooted in the cultural and historical context of the Edo period. The print was published by Wakaza-Ya, a publisher known for collaborating with prominent ukiyo-e artists of the time. The seal of the censor, Tanaka Heuiro, is present on the print, indicating that it was reviewed and approved by the official censors of the Edo period. This was a common practice to ensure that the content of the prints adhered to the regulations and standards of the time.

Kunisada's work is characterized by its vibrant colors, dynamic compositions, and attention to detail. His ability to capture the essence of his subjects, whether they were kabuki actors, beautiful women, or historical figures, made his prints highly sought after by contemporary audiences. Today, Kunisada's prints are valued by collectors and art historians for their artistic merit and as cultural artifacts that provide insight into the popular culture and societal norms of Edo-period Japan.

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