Kabuki actor Sawamura Tosshō II as Takao 高尾 - 1873 - Toyohara Kunichika (1835-1900) - Japan -  Meiji-perioden (1868-1912)
Kabuki actor Sawamura Tosshō II as Takao 高尾 - 1873 - Toyohara Kunichika (1835-1900) - Japan -  Meiji-perioden (1868-1912)
Kabuki actor Sawamura Tosshō II as Takao 高尾 - 1873 - Toyohara Kunichika (1835-1900) - Japan -  Meiji-perioden (1868-1912)
Kabuki actor Sawamura Tosshō II as Takao 高尾 - 1873 - Toyohara Kunichika (1835-1900) - Japan -  Meiji-perioden (1868-1912)
Kabuki actor Sawamura Tosshō II as Takao 高尾 - 1873 - Toyohara Kunichika (1835-1900) - Japan -  Meiji-perioden (1868-1912)
Kabuki actor Sawamura Tosshō II as Takao 高尾 - 1873 - Toyohara Kunichika (1835-1900) - Japan -  Meiji-perioden (1868-1912)
Kabuki actor Sawamura Tosshō II as Takao 高尾 - 1873 - Toyohara Kunichika (1835-1900) - Japan -  Meiji-perioden (1868-1912)
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Toyohara Kunichika Ukiyoe woodblock print 'Cherry blossom view of famous places in the Eastern Capital' - Early Meiji era, Japan

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Date:
06/11/2024
Material:
Paper
Size:
37 x 25 cm
Farve:
Black

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Toyohara Kunichika Ukiyoe woodblock print 'Cherry blossom view of famous places in the Eastern Capital' - Early Meiji era, Japan

Produktnavn: Toyohara Kunichika Ukiyoe træbloktryk 'Cherry blossom view of berømte steder i den østlige hovedstad' - tidlig Meiji-æra, Japan. \r Beskrivelse: Dette er et smukt Ukiyo-e-værk fra den tidlige Meiji-æra, der skildrer kirsebærblomster i fuldt flor og mennesker. Kirsebærblomsterne i baggrunden er i fuldt flor, og scenen er meget glamourøs. Dette er et værdifuldt stykke, der giver en fornemmelse af periodens atmosfære og glamour. \r Toyohara Kunichika (1835-1900) var en ukiyo-e-kunstner, der var aktiv fra slutningen af Edo-perioden til Meiji-æraen, og er især kendt for sine yakusha-e (skuespillerskildringer). Hans rige skildringer af Kabuki-skuespillernes ansigtsudtryk og bevægelser er præget af deres realisme og kraft. Mange af hans værker, mens de arvede tidens Ukiyo-e-tradition, inkorporerede nye udtryk i Meiji-æraens skiftende tider og er stadig højt værdsat i dag. Han har også den usædvanlige episode at have flyttet 117 gange i sin levetid. \r TILSTAND: Stykket viser en del gnidninger og falmning, men forbliver generelt i god stand. Der er et par små afslag og rifter øverst til højre og kanter, men disse tilføjer charmen til denne antikke periode. \r Størrelse: ca. 37 cm (længde) x 25 cm (bredde). \r Se Waseda University: https://archive.waseda.jp/archive/detail.html?arg={%22subDB_id%22:%2252%22,%22id%22:%22188795;1%22}&lang=jp \r Anbefaling: dette er en af de smukkeste ukiyoer fra den tidlige Meiji-periode, der levende udtrykker skønheden ved kirsebærblomster og forårets stemning i Japan. For antik elskere og interesserede i japansk kultur anbefales det som rumindretning. Dette stykke kombinerer historisk værdi og visuel skønhed, og når det placeres tæt ved hånden, kan du mærke periodens atmosfære. \r Tilbehør: Intet tilbehør. \r Forsendelse og forholdsregler: Produktet vil blive pakket i gennemsigtig plast og pap. (På grund af amatørpakning kan vi ikke garantere din tilfredshed.) Varen sendes med Japan Post. Efter at have forladt Japan Posts jurisdiktion, vil varerne blive håndteret af det indenlandske kurerselskab på leveringsadressen. Det tager normalt op til tre uger for varerne at ankomme.

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This is a beautiful Ukiyo-e work from the early Meiji era depicting cherry blossoms in full bloom and people. The cherry blossoms in the background are in full bloom and the scene is very glamorous. This is a valuable piece that gives a sense of the atmosphere and glamour of the period. Toyohara Kunichika (1835-1900) was a ukiyo-e artist who was active from the end of the Edo period to the Meiji era, and is particularly known for his yakusha-e (actor portrayals). His rich portrayals of Kabuki actors' facial expressions and movements are characterized by their realism and power. Many of his works, while inheriting the Ukiyo-e tradition of the time, incorporated new expressions in the changing times of the Meiji era and are still highly valued today. He also has the unusual episode of having moved 117 times in his lifetime. CONDITION: The piece shows some rubbing and fading, but remains generally in good condition. There are a couple of small chips and tears at the top right and edges, but these add to the charm of this antique period. Size: approx. 37cm (length) x 25cm (width). See Waseda University: https://archive.waseda.jp/archive/detail.html?arg={%22subDB_id%22:%2252%22,%22id%22:%22188795;1%22}&lang=jp Recommendation: this is one of the most beautiful ukiyo-e from the early Meiji period, vividly expressing the beauty of cherry blossoms and the spring mood in Japan. For antique lovers and those interested in Japanese culture, it is recommended as interior design. This piece combines historical value and visual beauty, and when placed within arm's reach, you can feel the atmosphere of the period. Accessories: No accessories.

Paper
Ukiyoe træbloktryk
Black
Amount: 1
Size: 37 x 25 cm
Cherry blossom view of berømte steder i den østlige hovedstad
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