Artist: Kunihiro, Utagawa (fl. 1815-1843)Title:Kataki-uchi Sôzen-ji Baba (Name of kabuki play)Series:The Lance AttackDate:1820-30sMedium:woodblock printSize/Format:ôban diptych (c. 14 1/2" x 10 1/4", each sheet))Description:A kabuki scene from the play, "Kataki-uchi Sôzen-ji Baba". Here, Ichikawa Ebijûrô (left) is in the role of the villain Ninja warrior Denpachi. He is parrying the lance attack by Shundô Kihachirô (played by Ichikawa Danzô) in a pine forest. - The Osaka - Kyoto - Kobe area of Japan was called 'Kamigata' in the Edo period. The region had a much smaller population than the area around Edo (Toyko). The Ukiyo-e artists in Kamigata developed a unique style of their own, especially in the 'yakusha-e' (actor prints) style. The production numbers of these prints were much smaller and the quality of printing generally better than those of kabuki prints produced in Edo. - Utagawa KUNIHIRO was a woodblock prints artist and worked both, in Edo and Ôsaka.Condition:EXCELLENT impression and color; occasional faint soil; backed binding holes along on edge of each sheet.
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