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Festivity at a teahouse, from a parody of Chushingura, c. 1797 / 98
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Festivity at a teahouse, from a parody of Chushingura, c. 1797 / 98
Festivity at a teahouse, from a parody of Chushingura, c. 1797/98
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This vibrant and lively print captures the essence of festivity in 18th century Japan. Titled "Festivity at a Teahouse" it is part of a parody of Chushingura, created by the talented artist Chokosai Eisho in 1797/98 during the Edo period. The scene unfolds within a traditional teahouse, where people gather to celebrate and enjoy each other's company. The atmosphere is filled with music, laughter, and dance as musicians play their instruments, including the shamisen, while guests indulge in rice wine (sake) and other alcoholic beverages. Eisho's masterful use of color woodblock printing brings this bustling scene to life. The intricate details showcase the exquisite attire worn by both men and women attending the festivities. Fans are held gracefully in hand gestures that add an air of elegance to the occasion. Paper lanterns illuminate the space with soft lighting, creating an enchanting ambiance that heightens the merriment. This artwork not only showcases Japanese heritage but also highlights Eisho's artistic skill and his ability to capture moments of joyous celebration. Displayed at Art Institute Chicago's Arts of Asia gallery, this print serves as a testament to Japan's rich cultural history during Tokugawa period. It invites viewers into a world where tradition meets revelry—a snapshot frozen in time for us to appreciate centuries later.
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