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Menino atando uma fita no cabelo de uma jovem

ca. 1766
Not on view
Nesta cena encantadora, uma menina é embalada pelo som de água fervendo no caldeirão de chá, colocado em um fogão portátil do tipo usado durante o verão. Parte das oito Cenas de Salão (Zashiki Hakkei) de Harunobu, esta cena faz uma alusão jocosa a chuva noturna, uma das Oito Vistas dos rios Xiao e Xiang na China, considerado um tema clássico das pinturas chinesas e japonesa. Aqui, o espírito de verão intrínseco à paisagem fluvial na Chuva Noturna é transposto ao interior de uma casa de prazer de Edo (Tóquio). A obra de Harunobu se distingue pela sutileza das tonalidades que o pintor conseguia ao misturar pigmentos em vez de sobrepor duas cores puras durante o processo xilográfico.

Artwork Details

Object Information
  • Título: Menino atando uma fita no cabelo de uma jovem
  • Artista: Suzuki Harunobu, japonês, 1725–1770
  • Período: Período Edo
  • Data: ca. 1766
  • Meio: Xilografia polícroma; tinta, cor sobre papel
  • Dimensões: 28,6 x 20,3 cm
  • Linha de créditos: Coleção de Francis Lathrop, Compra, Fundo Frederick C. Hewitt, 1911
  • Número de acesso: JP698
  • Curatorial Department: Asian Art

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