A Design Of A Courtesan Acccompanied By Her Two Kamuro, An Elderly Beggar And A Young Boy Kneel In Front Of Her, Signed Koryusai Ga, Very Good Impression, Colours And Condition; And Another Design Of Two Young Girls Walking With A Dog, Signed Kory

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"'''A Design of a Courtesan Accompanied by Her Two Kamuro, an Elderly Beggar and a Young Boy Kneel in Front of Her'''" and "'''Another Design of Two Young Girls Walking with a Dog'''" are two notable Japanese woodblock prints by Isoda Koryusai, an artist active during the Edo period. Koryusai, originally a samurai, became one of the early practitioners of the ukiyo-e genre, which depicted the 'floating world' of transient pleasures and kabuki actors, courtesans, and other scenes from the pleasure districts of Japan.

The first print, signed "Koryusai ga," is a vivid depiction of a courtesan, a figure of beauty and fashion in Edo-period Japan, accompanied by her two kamuro, which were young attendants-in-training. The scene is further animated by the presence of an elderly beggar and a young boy, who kneel before her, suggesting a narrative of social hierarchy and the courtesan's elevated status within the pleasure quarters. The print is noted for its very good impression, colors, and condition, indicating that it is a fine example of Koryusai's work and has been well-preserved.

The second print also signed by Koryusai, showcases two young girls walking with a dog, a more everyday scene that still captures the artist's attention to detail and the vibrant life of the period. The depiction of children and pets is less common in Koryusai's oeuvre, which is more known for its portrayal of beautiful women and scenes of leisure, making this print an interesting contrast to his typical subjects.

Isoda Koryusai's work is significant for its contribution to the development of the ukiyo-e style, particularly in the genre of bijinga (pictures of beautiful women). His prints are celebrated for their delicate lines, use of color, and the ability to convey both the elegance and the fleeting nature of the world they represent. These works are important cultural artifacts that offer insight into the urban culture of Edo-period Japan and continue to influence art and design to this day.

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