Chōbunsai Eishi
Japon · 1756–1829 · 19 œuvres à collectionner
Chōbunsai Eishi (鳥文斎 栄之, 1756-1829) est un artiste d'estampe japonaise, un des maîtres de l'ukiyo-e. On l'appelle parfois au Japon Hosoda Eishi.
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RareA Prostitute and her attendants under a cherry tree
RareMounted Archer and Courtesan with Bow
RareRiver View in Snow
RareCourtesan and AttendantRareBeauty in a Boat on Sumida River
RareCourtesan with a Letter in Her Mouth
RareCourtesan with Fan and Koto
RareShellfish and Apparitions of the Yoshiwara Pleasure Quarter
RareBeauty Replacing Her Hairpin
RareThe Salt Maidens, Murasame with Yukihira's Hat
RareThree Gods of Good Fortune Visit the Yoshiwara; or “Scenes of Pleasure at the Height of Spring”
RareMoonlight [left of the pair Beauties in Spring]
RareRain [right of the pair Beauties in Spring]
RareProstitute Standing Beneath a Cherry Tree
RareA Courtesan Reading a Letter
RareProstitute at a Parade
RareThe Salt Maidens, Matsukaze with Yukihira's Coat
RareSnow, Moon, and Cherry Blossoms (Yoshiwara in Three Seasons)
RareThree Beauties Viewing Cherry Blossoms

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