A Beautiful Mosquito Net Design Showing A Man And A Woman Engaged In An Erotic Encounter While A Second Women Sleeps With Her Legs Parted, From The Twelve Sheet Series Yanagi No Arashi (willow Storm)

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"A Beautiful Mosquito Net Design Showing A Man And A Woman Engaged In An Erotic Encounter While A Second Woman Sleeps With Her Legs Parted" is a notable shunga print by the Japanese ukiyo-e artist Yanagawa Shigenobu. Created during the Edo period, this work is part of the twelve-sheet series "Yanagi no Arashi" (Willow Storm), which is recognized for its artistic and historical significance within the genre of erotic art in Japan. Shigenobu, who lived from 1787 to 1832, was a pupil of the renowned artist Hokusai and is known for his distinctive style that often depicted sensual and intimate scenes with a delicate touch.

This particular print is emblematic of shunga, a term that translates to "spring pictures," a euphemistic description of erotic art. Shunga was widely produced and circulated during the Edo period, serving as a form of sexual education, entertainment, and even as a talisman for good fortune. In this image, Shigenobu captures a moment of eroticism with a complex narrative, as one woman sleeps unaware of the amorous encounter occurring beside her under the cover of a mosquito net. The intricate design of the mosquito net, coupled with the expressive poses and the detailed rendering of textiles and patterns, exemplifies Shigenobu's skill in creating depth and texture within the confines of the woodblock print medium.

The series "Yanagi no Arashi" is considered an important contribution to the shunga genre, reflecting the cultural and societal attitudes towards sexuality in Edo-period Japan. As with many shunga works, the artistry involved in these prints is often overshadowed by their explicit content, yet they remain a critical aspect of ukiyo-e studies and provide insight into the private lives and customs of the period. The print's depiction of human desire and the complexity of intimate relationships continues to fascinate modern audiences, allowing for a deeper appreciation of the nuanced art form that shunga represents.

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