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The Actor Otani Hiroji I as Asahina Saburo, c. 1723. Creator: Torii Kiyonobu I
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The Actor Otani Hiroji I as Asahina Saburo, c. 1723. Creator: Torii Kiyonobu I
The Actor Otani Hiroji I as Asahina Saburo, c. 1723. Attributed to Torii Kiyonobu I
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The Actor Otani Hiroji I as Asahina Saburo, c. 1723 - A Captivating Display of Anger and Artistry
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. This print captures the intense fury and artistic brilliance of the renowned kabuki actor, Otani Hiroji I, portraying the character Asahina Saburo during Japan's Edo period in the early 18th century. Created by Torii Kiyonobu I, a master of woodblock printing, this hand-coloured masterpiece showcases his exceptional talent. In this full-length portrayal, Otani Hiroji I embodies the fiery rage of Asahina Saburo with remarkable facial expressions and dramatic gestures. His piercing eyes reflect an unparalleled intensity that captivates viewers instantly. The vibrant colours bring life to every detail - from the intricate patterns on his traditional kimono to the vivid aquatic motifs surrounding him. The inclusion of a young boy holding a bucket adds an intriguing element to the composition. Perhaps symbolizing innocence amidst chaos or representing a pivotal moment in the play's narrative, it invites us to explore deeper meanings within this theatrical scene. Displayed at Chicago's prestigious Art Institute gallery as part of their Asian arts collection, this heritage artwork exemplifies both historical significance and artistic excellence. The meticulous craftsmanship involved in its creation highlights Torii Kiyonobu I's mastery of block printing techniques prevalent during that era. Step into another world as you witness Otani Hiroji I's mesmerizing performance through this extraordinary woodblock print – an exquisite
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