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Ichikawa Ebizo III as Yanone Goro in Nenriki arahitogami, 1758. Creator: Torii Kiyonobu II
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Ichikawa Ebizo III as Yanone Goro in Nenriki arahitogami, 1758. Creator: Torii Kiyonobu II
Ichikawa Ebizo III as Yanone Goro in Nenriki arahitogami, 1758. Yanone (The Arrowhead) was one of the most famous plays in the Ichikawa Danjuro family repertoire. Goro, the hero of the play, sharpens arrowheads as a friend comes to wish him a happy New Year. Corny jokes and the sight of Goro in flamboyant clothing made the play very popular
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1615 1868 Torii Kiyonobu Ii Colour Woodblock Print
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This vibrant print captures the iconic Ichikawa Ebizo III in his role as Yanone Goro, a beloved character from the renowned play "Nenriki arahitogami" in 1758. Created by Torii Kiyonobu II, this exquisite woodblock print showcases the flamboyant clothing and charismatic presence of Goro. Yanone (The Arrowhead) was a highly popular play within the repertoire of the esteemed Ichikawa Danjuro family. In this particular scene, Goro is depicted sharpening arrowheads while being visited by a friend who has come to wish him a joyous New Year. The playful banter and corny jokes exchanged between them added an element of lightheartedness to the performance, captivating audiences across Japan. During Japan's Edo period (1615-1868), prints like these were treasured as both artistic expressions and cultural artifacts. This color woodblock print exemplifies Kiyonobu II's mastery in capturing intricate details with vivid hues, showcasing his skillful craftsmanship. Preserved at The Cleveland Museum of Art, this piece represents not only Japanese heritage but also serves as a testament to the enduring popularity of traditional theater during that era. It allows us to appreciate both the artistry behind Kabuki performances and their significant impact on Japanese society. With its rich historical context and visual allure, this Heritage Art/Heritage Images photograph invites viewers into an enchanting world where theatricality meets
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