Woman after a Sweet-flag Bath Pillar Print

by Toyoharu (1735 - 1814)

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Woman after a Sweet-flag Bath Pillar Print by Toyoharu (1735 - 1814)

Toyoharu (1735 - 1814) Japanese Woodblock Reprint
Woman after a Sweet-flag Bath Pillar Print

Publisher - Adachi from a rare series of Edo masterwork designs. Adachi publisher seal in margin or on reverse.

Adachi was one of the most respected publishers of the 20th century. Their woodblocks were printed to the highest standards with excellent color and fine detail. Founded in 1925, Adachi also chose interesting and varied subjects for their prints and was the only publisher of many famous old ukiyo-e images.

Comments - Charming pillar print design of a young woman after a hot bath scented with iris or sweet-flags, traditionally taken on the day of Tango, the Fifth of May Festival. Her cotton yukata is tied loosely about her, and a cat playfully bites the hem of her robe. A lovely design, beautifully suited to the pillar print format.

Artist - Toyoharu (1735 - 1814)

Image Size - 26 1/8" x 4 5/8" + margins as shown

Condition - With excellent color and detail as shown. Please note: folded by publisher for storage, will be shipped folded, could be flattened to frame. Please see photos for details. Nice overall.

Woman after a Sweet-flag Bath Pillar Print by Toyoharu (1735 - 1814)
Woman after a Sweet-flag Bath Pillar Print by Toyoharu (1735 - 1814)