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English: "Kinuta" or "Beauty Fulling Cloth in the Moonlight", Edo period, 19th century by Katsushika Oi
Born: c. 1800 Died: c. 1866 Other Names: お栄 (Oei) Japanese: 葛飾応為 (Katsushika Oui) Katsushika Ôi was the daughter of ukiyo-e artist Katsushika Hokusai by his second wife, and an accomplished painter in her own right. She is one of a very few prominent women artists in pre-modern or early modern Japanese history. Ôi is not known to have designed any single-sheet woodblock prints, but at least two books name her as the illustrator.Русский: 月下砧打美人図, 葛飾応為
"Кинута" или "Красавица, бьющая вальком под луной". Кацусика Ои (1800-1866) - художница, дочь Хокусая |
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