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Picnic Party at Hagidera, c. 1785 / 95. Creator: Katsukawa Shuncho
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Picnic Party at Hagidera, c. 1785 / 95. Creator: Katsukawa Shuncho
Picnic Party at Hagidera, c. 1785/95. Women and children relax on a day out: trying to catch a cricket to put in a cage; smoking a kiseru, playing the shamisen
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Picnic Party at Hagidera, c. 1785/95 - A Glimpse into Edo Period Leisure
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. In this vibrant and charming print by Katsukawa Shuncho, we are transported back to the lively atmosphere of a picnic party in the late 18th century. The scene unfolds at Hagidera, a serene location nestled in the Japanese countryside during the Edo period. Women and children dot the landscape, engaged in various activities that epitomize leisurely enjoyment. Some young ones excitedly attempt to catch crickets for their cages while others indulge in smoking kiseru pipes or playing traditional shamisen instruments. The air is filled with laughter and merriment as they revel in each other's company. The artist skillfully captures not only human interaction but also nature's beauty surrounding them. Delicate flowers bloom nearby, adding splashes of color to an already picturesque setting. As families gather under hand-held fans to shield themselves from the warm sun, it becomes evident that this outing is a cherished respite from daily life. This woodblock print showcases Shuncho's mastery of his craft through intricate details and vivid colors that bring every element to life. It serves as both a testament to Japan's artistic heritage and an invitation for viewers to immerse themselves in its rich cultural traditions. Displayed proudly within the Art Institute of Chicago, this piece offers us a glimpse into centuries past—a time when simple pleasures like picnics held great significance amidst bustling city life—an enduring reminder of our shared humanity across generations.
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