KnowraUtamaroLinked fromLinked fromThe 7 pages that link to Utamaro, each with the reason it gives.All 7Related 7Ukiyo-eRelated: His portraits made the psychology and appearance of urban women central to the genre.Japanese woodblock printingRelated: His prints show how block-carved line and color served expressive portraiture.TōkaidōRelated: His print culture belonged to the urban world sustained by highway travel.Hishikawa MoronobuRelated: Utamaro’s celebrated beauties belong to a mature genre whose early development Moronobu helped begin.Bijin-gaRelated: His expressive portraits became defining examples of bijin-ga.YoshiwaraRelated: His prints made Yoshiwara’s women recognizable across Japan.Santō KyōdenRelated: Utamaro and Kyōden both worked with Tsutaya Jūzaburō during a flourishing period of Edo printmaking.