Four Surimono, The First The Right Sheet Of A Triptych Of A Beautywalking At Night With Poems Above By Shinsentei Hyoku, Shisendokiyoshi And Shinchikuen Jume..(?) Of The Manji Poetry Circle,signed Toyokuni Ga And Toshidama Seal; The Second Do--rin

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"Four Surimono by Utagawa Toyokuni" is a collection of Japanese woodblock prints (surimono) that exemplify the collaborative nature of Edo-period literary and visual arts. Surimono are a genre of Japanese woodblock prints that were privately commissioned for special occasions and often feature poetic inscriptions. This particular set includes four prints, each with its own distinct theme and composition, yet unified by the involvement of members from the Manji Poetry Circle.

The first print in the series is notable for its depiction of a beauty walking at night, a common subject in ukiyo-e, the genre of Japanese woodblock prints that portrays the "floating world" of transient pleasures and fashion. The right sheet of a triptych, this print stands out for its combination of visual and literary artistry, with poems by Shinsentei Hyoku, Shisendokiyoshi, and Shinchikuen Jume adorning the upper portion of the composition. These poets were likely members of the Manji Poetry Circle, a group of literati who engaged in collaborative artistic pursuits. The print is signed "Toyokuni ga" and features the Toshidama seal, indicating that it was created by the renowned artist Utagawa Toyokuni, who was known for his portraits of kabuki actors and beautiful women.

The second print, titled "Do-rin by Toyokuni," continues the artistic exploration of the surimono format. While details about this specific print are not provided, it can be inferred that it also includes poetic inscriptions and is executed with the same level of craftsmanship and attention to detail characteristic of Toyokuni's work.

As surimono were often produced in limited quantities and given to a select group of recipients, they represent a rich intersection of visual art, poetry, and social exchange in Edo-period Japan. The Four Surimono by Utagawa Toyokuni offer a window into this world, showcasing the interplay between image and text, as well as the shared artistic endeavors of the period's cultural elite.

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