Japanese prints of the XVIII –XIX century from the collection of the Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts

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Courtesan with an Umbrella
Girl with an Umbrella.
Yugiri and Izaemon.
Idle Plucking the Strings
Beauty in the Snow.
The Our Days Scenes of Fifeflies Hunting.
Station 21. Mariko

KEISAI Eisen / 渓斎英泉

1790 - 1848

Hanaōgi of Ōgiya.

Mid-Edo Period. 1825–1835

Material; technique:

Japanese paper (washi); color wood-block print.

Format:

Ōban

Dimensions:

353 x 245 mm

Signature:

Keisai Eisen ga

Production centre:

Edo (Tokyo)

Publisher:

Moritaya Hanzō

Provenance:

Rumyantsevsky Muzei (Rumyantsev Museum) (Moscow), at the PMFA since 1924

Exhibitions:

This floating world is an uncomparable creation!; Japanese prints of the 18th-19th century

Inv.:

А-29613