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Flower. Kunisada, Utagawa (Japanese, 1786-1864). Colour print from woodblocks with metallic pigment and blind embossing (karazuri) and burnished black (tsuya-zuri). Shikishiban format surimono. circa 1823-1825. Notes: The 'Flower' print from a series entitled 'Flower and Bird, Wind and Moon' (Kachô-fugetsu). A geisha imagines that she sees the face of a lover in her mirror. His features resemble the Kabuki actor Onoe Kikugorô III, so this may be wishful thinking. On the window sill is a pot of sakura-sô (literally 'cherry grass') known in English as Siebold's primrose.
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