1973-22c Shin Bijin (True Beauties) depicting a woman in a green floral kimono, from a series of 36, modelled on an earlier series

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"1973-22c Shin Bijin (True Beauties)" is a woodblock print from a series of 36, created by an unknown artist who drew inspiration from the works of Toyohara Chikanobu, a prominent figure in the world of ukiyo-e, a genre of Japanese art which flourished between the 17th and 19th centuries. The series to which this print belongs sought to capture the essence of feminine beauty as perceived during the Meiji era, updating the aesthetics and styles to reflect the tastes and fashions of the time.

The print in question features a woman adorned in a green floral kimono, an attire that signifies both her grace and status. The intricate patterns and vibrant colors of the kimono are typical of the luxurious textiles that were popular among the fashionable women of the period. The woman's pose and demeanor are reflective of the era's idealized standards of beauty and elegance.

While the original series by Toyohara Chikanobu, which served as a model for this work, was well-documented and celebrated for its portrayal of the daily life and fashion of Meiji-era women, the 1973-22c Shin Bijin series is less well-known. The anonymity of the artist and the scarcity of information about the production of this particular series mean that it has not been studied as extensively as Chikanobu's works.

Despite the limited information available, "1973-22c Shin Bijin (True Beauties)" remains a valuable piece for those interested in the evolution of Japanese art and the representation of women in ukiyo-e. It serves as a testament to the enduring influence of Chikanobu's artistry and the cultural fascination with the changing ideals of beauty in Japanese society.

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