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Amaterasu, The Sun Goddess and Sister of Susan-o Before She Hid in Her Cave by Ogata Gekko — Japanese Woodblock print

Amaterasu, The Sun Goddess and Sister of Susan-o Before She Hid in Her Cave

by Ogata Gekko

Medium:
Woodblock print
Format:
Oban
Source:
Art of Japan

Description

The myth of Amaterasu hiding in her cave—plunging the world into darkness until the assembled gods' laughter at an obscene dance enticed her out—is one of Japanese mythology's most cosmologically significant narratives, an origin story for both sunlight and the imperial dynasty. Gekko renders the moment of confrontation between the sun goddess and her stormy brother Susano-o before the cave episode, the two divine siblings in the charged atmosphere that precedes conflict.

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Amaterasu, The Sun Goddess and Sister of Susan-o Before She Hid in Her Cave was created by Ogata Gekko (尾形月耕).

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