KITAGAWA UTAMARO (1754 - 1806)
KITAGAWA UTAMARO (1754 - 1806)
KITAGAWA UTAMARO (1754 - 1806) Takashima Ohisa, a waitress in a Ryogoku tea-house, famed for her beauty, holding a fan The accompanying poem slip, signed Karabana no Tadaaya , rhapsodises over her qualities Aikyo mo Charms and tea are brimming over Cha mo koboretsutsu and neither goes cold Samenu nari let me not awake Yoi hatsuyume no from this lucky New Year's dream Takashimaya tote at Takashima signed Utamaro hitsu , published by Tsutaya Juzaburo, censor's seal kiwame , good impression with mica background, some fading of colours, good condition, some creases in the mica, restoration of left-hand and right-hand edges Oban tate-e
KITAGAWA UTAMARO (1754 - 1806)
KITAGAWA UTAMARO (1754 - 1806)
KITAGAWA UTAMARO (1754 - 1806) Takashima Ohisa, a waitress in a Ryogoku tea-house, famed for her beauty, holding a fan The accompanying poem slip, signed Karabana no Tadaaya , rhapsodises over her qualities Aikyo mo Charms and tea are brimming over Cha mo koboretsutsu and neither goes cold Samenu nari let me not awake Yoi hatsuyume no from this lucky New Year's dream Takashimaya tote at Takashima signed Utamaro hitsu , published by Tsutaya Juzaburo, censor's seal kiwame , good impression with mica background, some fading of colours, good condition, some creases in the mica, restoration of left-hand and right-hand edges Oban tate-e
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