Print from Series Women's Customs and Manners
- Artist
- Ogata Gekko
- Date
- 1895
- Style
- Ukiyo-e
- Genre
- Genre painting
"Print from Series Women's Customs and Manners" by Ogata Gekkō exemplifies his mastery as both a painter and ukiyo-e genre painter. This series offers a vivid glimpse into traditional Japanese women’s lives and societal roles, blending detailed craftsmanship with social commentary. Self-taught and celebrated internationally, Gekkō’s work bridges traditional Japanese art with broader artistic movements. His innovative approach helped elevate ukiyo-e to new heights, earning him numerous prizes and recognition. The print's delicate yet expressive style reflects his keen observational skill and groundbreaking contribution to Japanese art history.
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