Woman Picking Chrysanthemum - Gallery-style

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Woman Picking Chrysanthemum - Gallery-style
The Artist: Suzuki Harunobu
Suzuki Harunobu (circa 1725–1770) was a pivotal figure in the history of Japanese Ukiyo-e woodblock prints, credited with the popularization and technical development of nishiki-e ('brocade pictures'), the first full-color Ukiyo-e prints, around 1765.
Details of his early life are scarce, but he was active in Edo (now Tokyo). It is believed he may have studied under Nishimura Shigenaga or another artist of the Kanō school, but his style became distinctly his own. Before the advent of nishiki-e, Ukiyo-e prints were either monochrome (sumizuri-e), hand-colored (urushi-e, benizuri-e), or printed with a limited number of color blocks. Harunobu, in collaboration with skilled block carvers and printers, and often supported by wealthy patrons within literary circ . . . Read More >>
The Artwork: Woman Picking Chrysanthemum - Gallery-style
This exquisite color woodblock print by Harunobu captures the delicate beauty of a woman gathering chrysanthemums beside a flowing stream, surrounded by autumn's gentle splendor. Created during the golden age of nishiki-e (full-color printing) in the 1760s, this masterpiece exemplifies Harunobu's revolutionary contribution to ukiyo-e art through his pioneering use of multiple color blocks and subtle gradations. The composition perfectly balances the flowing water patterns with the woman's graceful pose and the scattered chrysanthemum blooms, creating a harmonious celebration of seasonal beauty and feminine elegance that defined the refined aesthetic of Edo period popular culture.
Perfect for collectors of classical ukiyo-e prints who appreciate Harunobu's historical significance as the father of full-color Japanese printmaking, this poetic scene also enhances traditional tea rooms and cultural appreciation spaces where the changing seasons are honored through art. Botanical gardens and flower arranging studios naturally embrace its celebration of chrysanthemum beauty, while women's studies programs and feminist art collections find meaningful representation in its respectful portrayal of feminine daily life. Autumn-themed seasonal displays benefit from its perfect capture of fall's contemplative mood, and meditation spaces appreciate its tranquil water and flower imagery.
The gallery-style presentation honors Harunobu's revolutionary place in printmaking history while making this seasonal poetry accessible to contemporary admirers. Transform your walls with this reminder that the most profound beauty often lies in life's quiet, seasonal moments, where art and nature unite in timeless harmony.
Japan historical period: Edo 江戸 (1603-1868)
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