Pattern Maker

Print

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Calvin University Center Art Gallery

The image illustrates a traditional Japanese textile workshop scene, where artisans are engaged in dyeing and printing fabric. A variety of colorful textiles are displayed on racks, showcasing intricate patterns. One person is seated at a small desk, while another, dressed in a kimono, stretches a cloth.

The image illustrates a traditional Japanese textile workshop scene, where artisans are engaged in dyeing and printing fabric. A variety of colorful textiles are displayed on racks, showcasing intricate patterns. One person is seated at a small desk, while another, dressed in a kimono, stretches a cloth.

Name/Title

Pattern Maker

Entry/Object ID

1975.2.65

Description

This print is from a set called “A Collection of Pictures of Artisans.” The set represents the customs of old. The delicacy of touch and technique of the printing are wonderful. The scene shows the process of pattern making.

Type of Print

Woodcut

Category

Vault, Japanese, People, Architecture
Ethnic

Made/Created

Artist Information

Artist

Tosa Mitsuoki

Attribution

After

Date made

circa 1900

Dimensions

Dimension Description

image size

Height

11-5/8 in

Width

7-5/8 in