Beauty Tying an Obi Kakemono

by Shunsen (1762 - circa 1830)

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Beauty Tying an Obi Kakemono by Shunsen (1762 - circa 1830)

Original Shunsen (1762 - circa 1830) Japanese Woodblock Print
Beauty Tying an Obi Kakemono

Comments - Beautiful kakemono or vertical diptych of a young beauty with a packet of tissues between her teeth. She holds the end of her cloud patterned obi in one hand, the fabric flowing down around her in a gentle curve over her ivy bordered kimono. Beautifully drawn with graceful lines and soft colors. A classic Edo era beauty subject, great to collect or display.

Artist - Shunsen (1762 - circa 1830)

Image Size - 9 3/4" x 29 1/2"

Condition - With excellent color and detail. Two panels attached at the seam. Toned as shown. Backed with old paper. Some staining and spots. A few wrinkles and creasing as shown. Some small holes and losses repaired when backed. Please see photos for details. Good overall.

Beauty Tying an Obi Kakemono by Shunsen (1762 - circa 1830)
Beauty Tying an Obi Kakemono by Shunsen (1762 - circa 1830)

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