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Girl Amid Autumn Leaves"From Lucky Days From A Decorative Calander by Utagawa Kunisada
Girl Amid Autumn Leaves - from a 'Lucky Days' Decorative Calendar
Girl Amid Autumn Leaves"From Lucky Days From A Decorative Calander by Utagawa Kunisada
Girl Amid Autumn Leaves"From Lucky Days From A Decorative Calander by Utagawa Kunisada

Girl Amid Autumn Leaves - from a 'Lucky Days' Decorative Calendar

Artist (Tokyo, Japan, 1786 - 1865)
Date1844-1847
Mediumcolour woodcut on paper
ClassificationsPrints
DimensionsOverall: Height: 36.5 cm, Width: 25.5 cm
Frame: Height: 65.1 cm, Width: 50.1 cm
AcquisitionAcquired in 1955.
CopyrightOut of copyright - CC0
LocationView by Appointment - Aberdeen Treasure Hub
Object numberABDAG007467
Keywords
Other Titles
  • Lucky Days and Flower Calendar
About MeThis is one of a series of ten seasonal pictures, accompanied by poems. The subject here is 'preparing the fireplace', a traditional event in October.

The poem describes how the snow comes, melts on the street and is covered by fallen leaves of ginkgo and maple, which is a good time to prepare the fireplace.

The colour scheme is influenced by the printing regulations of 1842-43.

Signature: Kunisada aratame nidai Toyokuni (Kunisada changed his name to Toyokuni) with Utagawa School's mark 'Toshidama'.
Censor's ceal: Tanaka

Artist information: see ABDAG007466
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