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Kakemono-e: Courtesan on Parade

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Kakemono-e: Courtesan on Parade
by Eisen Keisai (1791-1848)

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Artist: Eisen Keisai (1791-1848) 渓斎英泉
Title: Kakemono-e: Courtesan on Parade
Series: 
Date of first edition?1835 (circa)
Date of this artwork?c1835 (may not be accurate)
Publisher (first edition)?Not Set
Publisher (this edition)?Not Set
Medium (first edition): Woodblock
Medium (this edition): Woodblock
Format (first edition): Not Set
Format (this edition): Not Set
DB artwork code: 31113
Notes (first edition)?
Notes (this edition)?
The following information was taken from the original web listing of this artwork. Note that there may be some inaccuracies:

Kakemono-e: Courtesan on Parade

Artist: Eisen
Format: Kakemono-e: 28.75" x 9.75" overall

Subject: A Courtesan with elaborate hair-pins and a huge comb on parade wearing an exotic kimono embroided with Chrysanthemums, Butterflies and Mandarin Ducks, her Obi is decorated with exotic birds among flowering Plum blossoms.

Publisher: Sanuki

Date: c. 1835

Condition: Very good colors with fugitive purple still intact. Paper slightly toned. Minor soils, marks and flaws. Small corner and edge damages. Generally good state of preservation.

Impression: Very good impression.

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