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The Writer Santo Kyoden (a. k. a. Kitao Masanobu), ca. 1795. ca. 1795
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The Writer Santo Kyoden (a. k. a. Kitao Masanobu), ca. 1795. ca. 1795
The Writer Santo Kyoden (a.k.a. Kitao Masanobu), ca. 1795
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Chokyosai Chokyosai Eiri Eiri Eiri Chokyosai Eiri Rekisentei Hosoda Ink And Color On Paper Iwase Samuru Kitao Kitao Masanobu Kyoya Denzo Masanobu Masanobu Kitao Pipe Rekisentei Rekisentei Eiri Santo Kyoden Shikyusai Tobacco Pipe Polychrome Woodblock Print
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The Writer Santo Kyoden (a. k. a. Kitao Masanobu), ca. 1795 - A Glimpse into the Edo Period
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. This polychrome woodblock print, created by Rekisentei Eiri in the late 18th century, offers a fascinating glimpse into the vibrant world of Edo-period Japan. The print portrays Santo Kyoden, also known as Kitao Masanobu, a renowned writer and artist of his time. In this portrait, we see Santo Kyoden immersed in his craft, capturing the essence of an era through his ink and color on paper. His focused expression reveals a man deeply engrossed in his work, perhaps crafting one of his literary masterpieces that would captivate readers for generations to come. The artist skillfully captures not only Santo Kyoden's physical features but also provides insight into his occupation and lifestyle. Holding a tobacco pipe delicately between his fingers and surrounded by books and writing materials, he exudes an air of intellectualism and sophistication. The intricate details showcased in this woodblock print highlight the mastery of both Rekisentei Eiri's artistic skills and the ukiyo-e artistic school prevalent during that period. The use of vibrant colors adds depth to each element depicted within the composition. As we admire this remarkable artwork from The Metropolitan Museum of Art collection today, it serves as a reminder not only of Santo Kyoden's contribution to Japanese literature but also as a testament to
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