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The Actor Matsumoto Koshiro IV as the Wealthy Bumpkin from Yamato, Actually Mag... 1794 (Kansei 6). Creator: Toshusai Sharaku
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The Actor Matsumoto Koshiro IV as the Wealthy Bumpkin from Yamato, Actually Mag... 1794 (Kansei 6). Creator: Toshusai Sharaku
The Actor Matsumoto Koshiro IV as the Wealthy Bumpkin from Yamato, Actually Magoemon of Ninokuchi Village (Yondai-me Matsumoto Koshiro no Yamato no Yabo Daijin, jitsuwa Ninokuchi-mura Magoemon), 1794 (Kansei 6)
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Affluence Cartouche Character Cream Cream Colour Disguise Disguised Hosoban Hosoban Nishiki E Ichikawa Somegoro Ichikawa Somegoro I Kabuki Kabuki Actor Koshiro Iv Koshiro Iv Matsumoto Koshiro Matsumoto Kyojuro Omegawa Matsumoto Koshiro Matsumoto Koshiro Iv Nishiki E Omegawa Kyojuro Province Provincial Sharaku Toshusai Somegoro Ichikawa Tōshūsai Sharaku Wealth Wealthy Yamato Province Block Printing Clothing Dress Color Woodblock Print Fashion Clothing Kimono Thespian Tokugawa Period Traditional Dress Woodblock Woodblock Printing
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"The Actor Matsumoto Koshiro IV as the Wealthy Bumpkin from Yamato, Actually Magoemon of Ninokuchi Village (Yondai-me Matsumoto Koshiro no Yamato no Yabo Daijin, jitsuwa Ninokuchi-mura Magoemon), 1794 (Kansei 6)" is a captivating print by Toshusai Sharaku that transports us to the vibrant world of Edo-period Japan. This exquisite artwork showcases the skill and artistry of both the artist and actor. In this piece, we see Matsumoto Koshiro IV transformed into a wealthy bumpkin from Yamato, known as Magoemon. Dressed in an elaborate cream-colored kimono with intricate patterns and adorned with luxurious accessories, he embodies affluence and opulence. The attention to detail in his costume highlights the meticulous craftsmanship of traditional Japanese attire during this era. Sharaku's use of color woodblock printing brings depth and vibrancy to the image, capturing every nuance of expression on Koshiro's face. The actor's disguise allows him to fully embody his character, showcasing his talent for transforming himself on stage. This print not only serves as a visual delight but also provides insight into the world of kabuki theater during the eighteenth century. It offers a glimpse into Japanese culture, acting as a testament to its rich heritage. Displayed at the Art Institute Chicago's Asian Arts gallery, this artwork stands as a testament to Toshusai Sharaku's artistic prowess and continues to captivate viewers with its timeless beauty.
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