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The Actoe Ichikawa Komazo llI as Nitta Yoshisada, Actually Oyamada Taro Takaie... 1794 (Kansei 6). Creator: Toshusai Sharaku
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The Actoe Ichikawa Komazo llI as Nitta Yoshisada, Actually Oyamada Taro Takaie... 1794 (Kansei 6). Creator: Toshusai Sharaku
The Actoe Ichikawa Komazo llI as Nitta Yoshisada, Actually Oyamada Taro Takaie (Sandai-me Ichikawa Komazo no Nitta Yoshisada, jitsuwa Oyamada Taro Takaie), 1794 (Kansei 6)
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Bucket Cartouche Clan Disguise Disguised Hosoban Hosoban Nishiki E Ichikawa Komazo Ichikawa Komazo Iii Kabuki Kabuki Actor Komazo Ichikawa Leader Nishiki E Sharaku Toshusai Tōshūsai Sharaku Black Colour Block Printing Clothing Dress Color Woodblock Print Fashion Clothing Kimono Thespian Tokugawa Period Traditional Dress Woodblock Woodblock Printing
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This black and pink color woodblock print, created by Toshusai Sharaku in 1794 during the Edo period, showcases the renowned Kabuki actor Ichikawa Komazo III as Nitta Yoshisada, who is actually disguised as Oyamada Taro Takaie. The intricate details of this artwork are truly mesmerizing. In this portrait, we see a male figure dressed in traditional Japanese attire, wearing a vibrant kimono adorned with elaborate patterns. The actor's expressive face captures the essence of his character, reflecting both strength and vulnerability. As he holds a milk bucket in one hand and stands beside a cartouche symbolizing his clan affiliation, we can sense the depth of his role. The artist skillfully employs block printing techniques to bring out the richness of colors and textures in this piece. The use of black adds drama and intensity to the composition while contrasting beautifully with the delicate shades of pink. This artwork not only highlights the talent and artistry of Ichikawa Komazo III but also serves as a testament to Japan's rich cultural heritage. It offers us a glimpse into the world of Kabuki theater during the 18th century when actors like Komazo III brought characters like Nitta Yoshisada to life on stage. Displayed at an art gallery or museum such as The Art Institute Chicago, this print serves as a reminder of Asia's artistic legacy and its enduring influence on global arts. Its beauty transcends time and continues to captivate audiences today.
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