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Date: 1815 - 42
Size: O-ban
Impression: Good
Condition: Good
Detail: Small wormholes
Eisen initially depicted delicate-looking women in the style of his master, Eizan, but later gained popularity for his distinctive and alluring style.
His distinctive women are characterized by elongated proportions, long torsos, and a slightly stooped posture, conveying a sense of complex and intense emotion. Eisen depicted courtesans from pleasure districts such as Fukagawa and the Yoshiwara with an alluring beauty and a strong-willed gaze. His work came to embody the decadent aesthetic of the late Edo period, particularly the Bunka and Bunsei eras, while reflecting the turbulent social climate of the closing years of the Edo period. Shopping Guide & Information