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Series of twelve koban Shunga with prostitutes in the role of acrobatic firefighters, Series of twelve koban prints showing twelve half-naked women performing acrobatic feats on a ladder. Placed six above each other, the twelve numbered sheets form a parody of similar depictions of firefighters performing breakneck stunts. The inscriptions on the buckets in the second lower print on the left refer to Nakanocho street in the Yoshiwara district - Edo's prostitution district. Below that is the large water barrel that stood at the gate of the Yoshiwara; the gate is on the right. Possibly the twelve prayer cards form a calendar with references to the short and long months., print maker: Utagawa Kuniyoshi, c. 1830 - c. 1835, paper, height 91 mm × width 122 mm.

Series of twelve koban Shunga with prostitutes in the role of acrobatic firefighters, Series of twelve koban prints showing twelve half-naked women performing acrobatic feats on a ladder. Placed six above each other, the twelve numbered sheets form a parody of similar depictions of firefighters performing breakneck stunts. The inscriptions on the buckets in the second lower print on the left refer to Nakanocho street in the Yoshiwara district - Edo's prostitution district. Below that is the large water barrel that stood at the gate of the Yoshiwara; the gate is on the right. Possibly the twelve prayer cards form a calendar with references to the short and long months., print maker: Utagawa Kuniyoshi, c. 1830 - c. 1835, paper, height 91 mm × width 122 mm.
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Series of twelve koban Shunga with prostitutes in the role of acrobatic firefighters, Series of twelve koban prints showing twelve half-naked women performing acrobatic feats on a ladder. Placed six above each other, the twelve numbered sheets form a parody of similar depictions of firefighters performing breakneck stunts. The inscriptions on the buckets in the second lower print on the left refer to Nakanocho street in the Yoshiwara district - Edo's prostitution district. Below that is the large water barrel that stood at the gate of the Yoshiwara; the gate is on the right. Possibly the twelve prayer cards form a calendar with references to the short and long months., print maker: Utagawa Kuniyoshi, c. 1830 - c. 1835, paper, height 91 mm × width 122 mm
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2536 x 5606 px | 40.7 MB
Tamaño impresión:
21.5 x 47.5 cm | 8.5 x 18.7 in (300 dpi)
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