A Shunga erotic print lovers with a folded screen behind them, c.1785

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"A Shunga Erotic Print Lovers with a Folded Screen Behind Them, c.1785" is a notable example of shunga, a genre of Japanese erotic art from the Edo period (1603–1868). Created by the artist Yushido Shunsho, whose life and works remain less documented in comparison to other prominent artists of the time, this particular print is a quintessential representation of the shunga style, characterized by its explicit sexual imagery combined with elements of beauty and often, humor.

The print depicts a couple engaged in an intimate encounter, with a folded screen serving as a backdrop, a common element in shunga that provides both a sense of privacy and a decorative aesthetic to the composition. The artwork is likely to be a woodblock print, a medium that was widely used during the Edo period for both shunga and non-erotic ukiyo-e prints. The intricate details and the use of color in the print reflect the technical skill and artistry that was prevalent among Japanese printmakers of the time.

Shunga played a multifaceted role in Japanese society, serving not only as a form of sexual entertainment but also as a talisman for good fortune, a source of sex education, and even a stimulus for the fertility of couples. Yushido Shunsho's work, like many shunga prints, would have been collected by a wide range of social classes, indicating the broad appeal and acceptance of erotic art in Edo-period Japan.

The print is a valuable historical artifact, offering insights into the sexual culture, artistic traditions, and societal norms of the Edo period. As with many works of shunga, the explicit nature of the content is balanced by the artistic merit of the piece, making it a subject of interest not only for its eroticism but also for its cultural and artistic significance.

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