Edutainment > Fuzoku Sanjuniso Prints 3 to 12

3 - Painful: The Appearance of a Prostitute of the Kansei era (1789-1801)

Painful

Japanese title: itaso kansei nenkan joro no fuzoku
Printed: February 25, 1888
Engraver: Wada hori Yu

4 - Warm: The Appearance of an Urban Widow of the Kansei Era (1789-1801)

Warm

Japanese title: attakaso kansei nenkan choka goke no fuzoku
Printed: February 25, 1888
Engraver: Wada hori Yu

5 - Refined: The Appearance of a Court Lady During the Kyowa Era (1804-1804)

Refined

Japanese title: hingayosaso kyowa nenkan kanjo no fuzoku
Printed: April 13, 1888
Engraver: hori Yu

6 - Smoky: The Appearance of a Housewife During the Kyowa Era (1804-1804)

Smoky

Japanese title: kemuso kyowa nenkan naishitsu no fuzoku
Printed: May 19, 1888
Engraver: Wada hori Yu

7 - Chilly: The Appearance of a Concubine of the Bunka Era (1804-1818)

Chilly

Japanese title: tsumetaso bunka nenkan mekake no fuzoku
Printed: April 5, 1888
Engraver: Wada

8 - Hot: The Appearance of a Wealthy Housewife in the Bunsei Era (1818-1830)

Hot

Japanese title: atsuso bunsei nenkan naishitsu no fuzoku
Printed: March 10, 1888
Engraver: Wada koku

9 - Amused: The Appearance of a High-Ranking Maid in the Bunsei Era (1818-1830)

Amused

Japanese title: omoshiroso bunsei nenkan okujochu no fuzoku
Printed: March 12, 1888
Engraver: Wada hori Yu

10 - Feminine: The Appearance of a Castle-Toppler of the Tempo Era (1830-1844)

Feminine

Japanese title: shinayakaso tempo nenkan keisei no fuzoku
Printed: April 1, 1888
Engraver: Wada koku

11 - Frozen: The Appearance of a Fukagawa Nakamachi Geisha of the Tempo Era (1830-1844)

Frozen

Japanese title: samuso tempo nenkan fukagawa nakamachi geisha fuzoku
Printed: February 25, 1888
Engraver: Wada to

12 - Heavy: The Appearance of a Fukagawa Waitress in the Tempo Era (1830-1844)

Heavy

Japanese title: omotaso tempo nenkan fukagawa karuko no fuzoku
Printed: October 4, 1888
Engraver: Wada to

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Literature source used for this overview on Fuzoku sanjuniso

• John Stevenson, "Yoshitoshi's Women, The Woodblock print Series Fuzoku Sanjuniso, ISBN: 0295974311  recommendable

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