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The Actor Sakata Hangoro III as the Groom Abumizuri no Iwazo in Koriyama, Actua... 1794 (Kansei 6). Creator: Toshusai Sharaku
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The Actor Sakata Hangoro III as the Groom Abumizuri no Iwazo in Koriyama, Actua... 1794 (Kansei 6). Creator: Toshusai Sharaku
The Actor Sakata Hangoro III as the Groom Abumizuri no Iwazo in Koriyama, Actually Kurisaka Taro Tomonori (SAndai-me Sakata Hangoro no Koriyama no Umakata Abumizuri no Iwazo, jitsuwa Kurisaka Taro Tomonori), 1794 (Kansei 6)
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Bare Feet Cartouche Character Cloak Disguise Disguised Feet Foot Groom Hangoro Sakata Hosoban Hosoban Nishiki E Kabuki Kabuki Actor Nishiki E Package Sakata Hangoro Iii Sharaku Toshusai Tōshūsai Sharaku Tunic Barefoot Black Colour Block Printing Clothing Dress Color Woodblock Print Fashion Clothing Thespian Tokugawa Period Woodblock Woodblock Printing
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The Actor Sakata Hangoro III as the Groom Abumizuri no Iwazo in Koriyama, Actua. . . 1794 (Kansei 6)
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. This print by Toshusai Sharaku transports us back to the vibrant world of Edo period Japan. The image features the renowned kabuki actor Sakata Hangoro III, skillfully portraying the character of Groom Abumizuri no Iwazo in a dramatic scene from the play "Kurisaka Taro Tomonori". Dressed in exquisite traditional attire, Hangoro captivates our attention with his intense gaze and powerful presence. His black cloak billows around him as he stands barefoot, adding an air of mystery and intrigue to his character. The meticulous block printing technique used by Sharaku brings out every intricate detail of Hangoro's clothing and expression. The composition is further enhanced by a beautifully designed cartouche that frames the actor's portrait. This artistic touch adds depth to the overall presentation and showcases Sharaku's mastery as a printmaker. As we admire this remarkable piece of art at the Art Institute Chicago, we are reminded of the rich heritage and cultural significance of kabuki theater in Japanese history. Through their performances, actors like Sakata Hangoro III transported audiences into different worlds filled with drama, emotion, and storytelling. Toshusai Sharaku's print immortalizes this moment in time, allowing us to appreciate both its aesthetic beauty and historical context. It serves as a testament to the enduring power of art to capture fleeting moments and preserve them for generations to come.
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