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The bookmark was inspired by one of the “beauties” in Kitagawa Utamaro's triptych of courtesans and children strolling along a riverbank in the historic city of Edo (modern-day Tokyo). Japanese prints depicting actors and courtesans and the world they inhabited are referred to as ukiyo-e or the “art of the Floating World.” Widely sought after by collectors since the mid-19th century, Ukiyo-e is perhaps the most popular and best-known of Japanese art forms in the Western world.
BKS4660 Finish: Solid brass, electro-plated with gold finish, giclee print Dimensions: Approx. 0.75" W x 2.25" L (Packaged in Recycled PET Plastic Sleeve with Provenance Card)
