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Fumi no kiyogaki 文の清書き (Clean Draft of a Letter)
Chokosai Eisho - c. 1800
Rinzan of the Akatsutaya, Chokosai Eisho, 1795-96
The Rise of Ukiyo-e - The Floating World
The text below is the excerpt of the book Impressions of Ukiyo-E (ASIN: 1646996313), written by Woldemar von Seidlitz and Dora Amsden, published by Parkstone International. https://www.amazon.com/IMPRESSIONS-UKIYO-Woldemar-von-Seidlitz/dp/1646996313?ref_=ast_sto_dp The Art of Ukiyo-e is a “spiritual rendering of the realism and naturalness of the daily life, intercourse with nature, and…
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Chôkôsai Eishô
Young Man with Falcon. c. 1799, woodblock print, 39 x 26 cm. Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
Chôkôsai Eishô
Motozue of the Daimonjiya, from the series Contest of Beauties of the Pleasure Quarters (Kakuchû bijin kurabe) 1795-97.
Chokosai Eisho (fl. 1780 - 1800), 'The Chojiya Pleasure House by Day', c.1798, ink and colour on paper, Japanese, currently in the collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art; New York, NY, USA.
Three courtesans are shown in front of a wall in the Chojiya, the background decorated with a Ho-o bird. Senzan (right) holds an uchiwa fan, Misayama (middle) holds a pipe, and Toyosumi (left) writes a letter.
Chokosai Eisho —
Motozue of the Daimonjiya, from the series Contest of Beauties of the Pleasure Quarters. Woodblock print, 1795.