Daikoku, Ebisu, and Fukurokuju Counting Money
- Artist
- Keisai Eisen
- Style
- Ukiyo-e
- Genre
- Genre painting
The painting titled 'Daikoku, Ebisu, and Fukurokuju Counting Money' exemplifies traditional Ukiyo-e, a genre of Japanese genre painting that captures scenes of everyday life and mythological figures. Depicting the three gods of good fortune—Daikoku, Ebisu, and Fukurokuju—valuing stacks of money, it emphasizes prosperity and happiness. The artwork's detailed style and vibrant colors showcase the artist's skill in illustrating cultural beliefs through a lively composition. This piece reflects the rich cultural heritage and artistic techniques associated with Ukiyo-e, blending tradition with narrative depth.
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