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It was during the Edo period, from 1603 to 1867, one of the last stages of traditional Japan, that it really began to develop. The Edo period was a period of tranquility with stable politics and a booming economy. Japan was moving towards a more urban culture and its population was growing. Because the merchant classes were soon able to benefit from a certain economic freedom, ukiyo-e works of art became the focus of Japanese homes. This minimalist representation of culture, everyday life and nature was already popular among this social class, but it was only then that its members were able to purchase original works.

The ukiyo-e artwork, Three Kabuki Actors photo retouching service Playing Hanetsuki Three Kabuki Actors Playing Hanetsuki, circa 1823, directed by Utagawa Kuniyasu, via Met Museum Ukiyo-e, which literally means "pictures of the floating world", was a depiction of the wealthy merchant classes and their playgrounds. The "floating world" was the theater and brothel district of urban Japan at the time.. This art movement was created as a way to comment on the forgiving nature of the new elites, while becoming the type of art consumed by those same elites. As ukiyo-e grew in popularity, artists became more interested in human beings.



The portraits of geishas and courtesans then become their main subject. These works of art were used to satisfy commercial interests that mobilized images of the female body and its beauty to advertise clothing, appeal to men, and enforce certain standards of beauty. Kabuki Actor Ōtani Oniji III An engraving of a very famous actor used to advertise his shows and serve as a souvenir, via Met Museum The Courtesan Hanaōgi of the Ōgiya Brothel Paintings in the ukiyo-e style of geisha and courtesans were one of Japan's secret pleasures and, simultaneously, its main source of publicity, via Met Museum  they were used to promote theater performances, serving as advertisements, collectibles and souvenirs.

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