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The 9 pages that link to Bijin-ga, each with the reason it gives.

• Ukiyo-eBroader topic: It names the subject tradition behind many portraits of courtesans and urban women.

• Nishiki-eBroader topic: Nishiki-e gave artists a broad palette for depicting clothing, patterns, and settings.

• YoshiwaraBroader topic: Yoshiwara’s women were among the most frequent subjects of these portraits.

• Shin-hangaRelated: Shin-hanga artists updated this established genre with contemporary fashions and settings.

• Yakusha-eCompared with: Its subjects are courtesans and other women rather than kabuki performers.

• Benizuri-eRelated: Benizuri-e also applied its limited palette to images of fashionable women.

• Uemura ShōenNarrower topic: Shōen became one of the genre's most influential modern practitioners.

• Shinsui ItōNarrower topic: Itō's portraits belong to this genre while adapting it to modern subjects.

• UtamaroRelated: His portraits became defining examples of this genre.