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Wa-kazari ni mikazuki (New Year's Garland and Crescent Moon)


Yashima Gakutei, Wa-kazari ni mikazuki (New Year's Garland and Crescent Moon), late 1820s, color woodblock print with metallic pigments and embossing on paper; shikishiban surimono, The Mary Andrews Ladd Collection, public domain, 32.733

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Title

Wa-kazari ni mikazuki (New Year's Garland and Crescent Moon)

Related Titles

catalog entry; original language: 輪飾に三日月

catalog entry; translated: New Year's garland and crescent moon

catalog entry; transliterated: Wa-kazari ni mikazuki

Artist

Yashima Gakutei (Japanese, ca. 1786-ca. 1855)

Date

late 1820s

Period

Japan: Edo period (1615-1868)

Medium

color woodblock print with metallic pigments and embossing on paper; shikishiban surimono

Dimensions (H x W x D)

sheet: 7 13/16 in x 7 1/8 in

Inscriptions & Markings

inscription: 輪かさりの // にゐわらかけて // 佐保ひめの // 柳のかみに // 月のさしくし // 白毛舎, printed in gold, upper center to lower left Transliteration (Translation): wa-kazari no // niwara kakete // saho hime no // yanagi no kami ni / tsuki no sashikushi // Hakumōsha (A New Year’s garland of fresh straw crowns, Saohime goddess of spring with her tresses of willow tied with a moon-shaped comb.) Language: Japanese Description: Poem by Hakumōsha. Translation by John Carpenter.

signature; artist's seal: 岳亭, printed in red relief within circular cartouche, lower right Transliteration: Gakutei Language: Japanese

Collection Area

Asian Art; Graphic Arts

Category

Prints

Japanese Traditional Prints

Object Type

relief print

Culture

Japanese

Credit Line

The Mary Andrews Ladd Collection

Accession Number

32.733

Copyright

public domain

Terms

Edo

Japanese woodblock prints

relief printing

relief prints

surimono

The Mary Andrews Ladd Collection

woodcuts

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