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Stick of Coral and a Portrait of South Sea Islander, 3rd month, 1860
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Stick of Coral and a Portrait of South Sea Islander, 3rd month, 1860
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This vibrant polychrome woodblock print, titled "Stick of Coral and a Portrait of South Sea Islander, 3rd month, 1860" captures the essence of Japanese artistic mastery in the 19th century. Created by Sadahide Utagawa, a renowned artist from the Utagawa school, this artwork showcases his exceptional skill in ukiyo-e printing. The composition features a striking contrast between two elements: a delicate stick of coral and the portrait of a South Sea Islander. The intricate details and vivid colors bring life to both subjects, highlighting their individual beauty. The rich hues used in this piece reflect the traditional Japanese aesthetic while adding depth and dimension to each element. Utagawa's portrayal of the South Sea Islander is particularly captivating. His masterful use of ink and color on paper conveys not only physical attributes but also hints at the subject's personality and cultural background. This depiction serves as an intriguing glimpse into Japan's fascination with exotic cultures during that era. Displayed at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, this woodblock print stands as a testament to Sadahide Utagawa's artistic prowess and his contribution to Japanese art history. It invites viewers to appreciate both its technical excellence and its ability to transport us back in time - offering insights into different countries' connections through artistry.
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