Katsushika Orita, Man with Geisha, 1940s, Ink Drawing, Framed

Description

Japanese colored ink drawing from the 1940s.

External dimensions of the frame: height 64 cm, width 36.5 cm, depth 2.5 … more Japanese colored ink drawing from the 1940s.

External dimensions of the frame: height 64 cm, width 36.5 cm, depth 2.5 cm.

The drawing is matted and framed behind glass.

The print is signed and stamped (red hanko), from which the name of the presumed artist can be derived: Katsushika Orita.

A unique hand-drawn colorful wall decoration that adds an authentic Japanese accent to any stylish interior.

This Japanese drawing in traditional ukiyo-e style depicts two elegant Japanese figures. The upper figure is an aristocrat, while the lower figure is a woman, possibly a geisha or a lady from the Edo period, recognizable by her intricate hairstyle with hairpins and colorful kimono. The scene radiates an intimate, tender interaction.

The use of color and the patterns in the clothing, such as flowers and geometric shapes, are characteristic of this style. The print may have been inspired by the works of famous ukiyo-e artists such as Kitagawa Utamaro, known for his delicate and refined portraits of women. This piece has an attribution mark,
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