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Torii Kiyonaga

    1752   -   June 28, 1815
Asian Art   •   Wikipedia: Torii Kiyonaga

At the end of the 19th century the first Japanese woodblock prints came to Europe as cheap packaging material for imports. The artistic avant-garde was inspired, just think of the brightly colored works of Edgar Degas or Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, which are characterized by radical room layout and immediacy. But the influence was mutual: even the famous ukiyo-e artist Torii Kiyonaga had his Japanese beauties perform in front of a landscape that shows a horizon and also perspective in a typically Western manner. The ukiyo-e movement wanted to celebrate the fleeting life and pleasures of the day in the sense of a "carpe diem!

Torii Kiyonaga was one of the great masters of his craft. He studied with his stepfather Torii Kiyomitsu and created expressive images of actors of the Kabuki theatre with their mask-like distorted, heavily made-up faces. But unlike his teacher, he mainly showed the everyday pleasures of the upper middle-class society of Tokyo, then Edo, and other up-and-coming Japanese cities. He was born in Edo in 1752 as the son of a bookseller. Kiyonaga did not belong to the better society he wanted to portray, but he was far more talented than the natural son of his teacher, so that he was to follow in his teacher's footsteps. In his woodblock prints he presents us the daily tasks of the fine and fine-tuned society. Thus we become witnesses of a bathhouse scene in which clothed, but also naked women seem to be unobserved. A mother dries her baby - a scene of hitherto unknown realism. Are we perhaps the voyeur who seems to be looking through a hidden hatch? So are the women portrayed courtesans putting themselves on display? Well, the man could also be a sansuke who was a common masseur in Japanese bath houses. However, Kiyonaga also has more chaste scenes, for example of women in kimonos who are surprised by a shower and seek shelter under a temple roof or take a boat trip on a lake. Torii Kiyonaga also created a picture cycle over the twelve months, which shows us a lot about the Japanese society of the time and its refined customs. But playing children can be found all over the world, and these here from Japan are given in the most dynamic and vivid way. However, the children here seem to be barefoot in a snowball fight, which does not quite fit in with his reputation as a particularly realistic artist.

Torii Kiyonaga took over the Torii School from his teacher and passed on his knowledge and innovations to a younger generation of artists. To this day he is still considered the great master of bijin-ga, the depiction of beautiful styled women in exquisite settings - that's what you would say today. The master died in Edo in 1815, but his work still indirectly influenced the Japan-loving circles of the European art avant-garde almost a hundred years later.

Torii Kiyonaga

    1752   -   June 28, 1815
Asian Art   •   Wikipedia: Torii Kiyonaga

At the end of the 19th century the first Japanese woodblock prints came to Europe as cheap packaging material for imports. The artistic avant-garde was inspired, just think of the brightly colored works of Edgar Degas or Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, which are characterized by radical room layout and immediacy. But the influence was mutual: even the famous ukiyo-e artist Torii Kiyonaga had his Japanese beauties perform in front of a landscape that shows a horizon and also perspective in a typically Western manner. The ukiyo-e movement wanted to celebrate the fleeting life and pleasures of the day in the sense of a "carpe diem!

Torii Kiyonaga was one of the great masters of his craft. He studied with his stepfather Torii Kiyomitsu and created expressive images of actors of the Kabuki theatre with their mask-like distorted, heavily made-up faces. But unlike his teacher, he mainly showed the everyday pleasures of the upper middle-class society of Tokyo, then Edo, and other up-and-coming Japanese cities. He was born in Edo in 1752 as the son of a bookseller. Kiyonaga did not belong to the better society he wanted to portray, but he was far more talented than the natural son of his teacher, so that he was to follow in his teacher's footsteps. In his woodblock prints he presents us the daily tasks of the fine and fine-tuned society. Thus we become witnesses of a bathhouse scene in which clothed, but also naked women seem to be unobserved. A mother dries her baby - a scene of hitherto unknown realism. Are we perhaps the voyeur who seems to be looking through a hidden hatch? So are the women portrayed courtesans putting themselves on display? Well, the man could also be a sansuke who was a common masseur in Japanese bath houses. However, Kiyonaga also has more chaste scenes, for example of women in kimonos who are surprised by a shower and seek shelter under a temple roof or take a boat trip on a lake. Torii Kiyonaga also created a picture cycle over the twelve months, which shows us a lot about the Japanese society of the time and its refined customs. But playing children can be found all over the world, and these here from Japan are given in the most dynamic and vivid way. However, the children here seem to be barefoot in a snowball fight, which does not quite fit in with his reputation as a particularly realistic artist.

Torii Kiyonaga took over the Torii School from his teacher and passed on his knowledge and innovations to a younger generation of artists. To this day he is still considered the great master of bijin-ga, the depiction of beautiful styled women in exquisite settings - that's what you would say today. The master died in Edo in 1815, but his work still indirectly influenced the Japan-loving circles of the European art avant-garde almost a hundred years later.

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A Fan Suggesting a Dispersed Sto...
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Brothel Client with Courtesan C...
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Women in a public bath. Japanese...
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Enoshima, from the series "Mount...
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A Mirror on a Stand Suggesting t...
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A Woman and Two Maids, from the ...
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Cutting the Toenails, the Toilet...
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A Party of Merrymakers in a Tea-...
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Geisha met gesloten ogen. Sode ...
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Mother Watching her Son Sleeping...
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Women’s Bathhouse (On'na yu) by ...
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Pictures of Ten Styles Jittaiga ...
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Geisha of the Tachibana Street, ...
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The Actors Sujuro III as Minamot...
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Flowers of the Doteshita Distric...
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The Third Princess Onna San no M...
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Dancers of Tachibana Street, 174...
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Mosquito Net, from the series "A...
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The Brine Maidens of Suma Shioku...
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The Courtesan Takigawa of the Og...
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Sumida River Holiday, 1788-90.
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Enjoying the Evening Cool at Nak...
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The First Garments of the New Ye...
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Two Geisha Struggling for a Lett...
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Two Women on Matsuchi Hill Edo, ...
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Murasaki Shikibu, 1779?1789
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Yushima from the series Scenes o...
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Woman in front of mirror while h...
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Twee vrouwen tijdens een zomerav...
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Kiyonaga bathhouse women
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Under Umbrellas in a Shower, fro...
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Four women in Mitate as Ushiwaka...
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The Actors Ichikawa Monnosuke II...
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Ashinoyu (colour woodblock print)
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Entertainers of Tachibana-cho, 1...
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Morning of Iris, from the series...
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Girls on the Seashore, c17th cen...
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The Courtesan Wakakusa of the Ch...
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Portrait of the Courtesan Nioter...
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The Actors Sawamura Sojuro III a...
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A Girl and Four Servants, from t...
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The First Day of Business (Akina...
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The Fourth Month, from the serie...
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Woman After a Bath, from "Compar...
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The Courtesan Wakakusa of the Ch...
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Ichikawa Danjuro V and His Famil...
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The First Bath of the New Year (...
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The First Month (Mutsuki), from ...
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Two Women and a Maid, from the s...
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Interior Scene, ca. 1788.
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At Jo_etsu's Mansion, 1785
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The Nakamise Shopping Street, fr...
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The Courtesan on PaThe Courtesan...
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No. 2: Chinese boys copying pain...
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Theatrical Scene, with Musicians.
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The Brine Maidens of Suma, from ...
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Enmei Jizo.
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Fishmonger, pub.c1780
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Two Daughters of a Bannerman wit...
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Actors Representing the Feat of ...
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The Actors Nakamura Nakazo I and...
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Picnic in a Daimyo_'s Garden, 1786
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Visiting Komachi, ca. 1779.
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Young Boy Wearing Hakama for the...
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The Actor Ichikawa Komazo I in t...
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The Courtesan Senzan of Chojiya ...
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Two Geisha on a Balcony, 1782.
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The Samurai (Shi) from the serie...
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High-Ranking Samurai Girl with F...
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Yumoto, from the series "Seven F...
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Ichikawa Danjuro Fifth as Kyo no...
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Vier hofdames luisterend naar he...
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Entertainers of the Tachibana, f...
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Actors in a Shosa Combination of...
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Women of the Gay Quarters, left ...
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Visiting the Shrine of Enmei Jiz...
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A Man with a Boy and a Geisha Vi...
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A Fan Suggesting a Dispersed Sto...
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Nippori Keinai Ebisu-Daikoku, ca...
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The Actor Ichikawa Danjuro V as ...
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A Lady with Three Servants, from...
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