A section from the Kiyomoto piece "Yamanba" (Mountain Witch): "The evening shower stirs the heart." - Seihō Takeuchi, B4-size framed print, shipped folded in two. ‐ Mercari: Shop from Japan

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Takeuchi Seihō's work "Are, Yūdachi ni" is a representative piece exhibited at the 3rd Bunten Exhibition in 1909 (Meiji 42), depicting a maiko dancing to the Kiyomoto musical piece "Yamauba." Seihō aimed to capture the "beauty of the moment of dancing" of the maiko in this work, and the model was a 12-year-old girl. The maiko's figure, with her face hidden by a fan, is a distinctive feature. B1006

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A section from the Kiyomoto piece "Yamanba" (Mountain Witch): "The evening shower stirs the heart." - Seihō Takeuchi, B4-size framed print, shipped folded in two.