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Geisha are traditional Japanese artist-entertainers. The word geisha literally means "art person" or "artisan". Geisha were very common in the 18th and 19th centuries, and are still in existence today, although their numbers are dwindling. The geisha tradition evolved from the taikomochi or hokan, similar to court jesters. The first geisha were all male; as women began to take the role they were known as onna geisha, or "woman geisha". Geisha today are exclusively female. In this screensaver enjoy 55 woodblock prints of Geisha from master Japanese artists of the mid to late 1800s.
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Version:
1.0
Release Date:
04/14/2005
Size:
5173 KB
Platform:
Win95, Win98, Win Me, Win NT 4.x, Win2000, WinXP, Win2003
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Program type:
Time-limited trial
Cost: $11
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Requirements: 800x600 screen resolution, 16 bit minimum color
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