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Tamamo no Mae and the Archer Miura Kuranosuke, 1835. Creator: Unknown
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Tamamo no Mae and the Archer Miura Kuranosuke, 1835. Creator: Unknown
Tamamo no Mae and the Archer Miura Kuranosuke, 1835. Formerly attributed to Yashima Gakutei
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This vibrant polychrome woodblock print from the Edo period depicts an enchanting scene of Tamamo no Mae, a legendary fox spirit and concubine, alongside the skilled archer Miura Kuranosuke. Created in 1835 by an unknown artist (formerly attributed to Yashima Gakutei), this artwork captures the essence of Japanese mythology and artistic tradition. The print showcases intricate details and rich colors, highlighting the beauty of both characters. Tamamo no Mae is portrayed as a captivating female figure with her flowing robes and mesmerizing presence. Standing beside her is Miura Kuranosuke, his bow and arrow ready for action, showcasing strength and skill. The composition exudes harmony between man and nature, as they are surrounded by lush landscapes reminiscent of Chinese mythology. The delicate ink lines combined with vibrant pigments on paper create a visually stunning piece that transports viewers to another time. Preserved at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, this print represents the ukiyo-e genre popular during Japan's Edo period. It serves as a testament to the country's rich cultural heritage while also capturing elements of mystery and allure associated with mythical tales. Overall, this artwork invites us into a world where folklore intertwines with artistry, leaving us captivated by its beauty and intrigued by its narrative.
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