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      Kabuki Actors Ichikawa Yaozō Iii As Fuwa No Banzaemon And Sakata Hangorō Iii As Kosodate No Kannonbō — Toshusai Sharaku

      Toshusai Sharaku

      1795
      Kabuki Actors Ichikawa Yaozō Iii As Fuwa No Banzaemon And Sakata Hangorō Iii As Kosodate No Kannonbō

      Discover Toshusai Sharaku’s captivating Ukiyo-e print of Kabuki actors Yaozō III & Hangorō III! Explore dynamic figures, bold lines & a dramatic scene from 1795 Japan. A unique art piece!

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      Bandō Mitsugorō Ii As The Manservant Kugahei — Toshusai Sharaku

      Toshusai Sharaku

      1795
      Bandō Mitsugorō Ii As The Manservant Kugahei

      A striking Ukiyo-e woodblock print by Toshusai Sharaku from 1795 capturing the intense theatricality of actor Bandō Mitsugorō II as Kugahei, inviting you to explore this masterpiece of Japanese art history.

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      Iwai Hanshirō Iv As Otoma, Daughter Of Ohina From Inamuragasaki In Kamakura, Actually Kikusui, The Wife Of Kusunoki Masashige — Toshusai Sharaku

      Toshusai Sharaku

      1795
      Iwai Hanshirō Iv As Otoma, Daughter Of Ohina From Inamuragasaki In Kamakura, Actually Kikusui, The Wife Of Kusunoki Masashige

      Discover Toshusai Sharaku’s poignant woodblock print of Iwai Hanshirō IV as Otoma. Captivating Ukiyo-e style, striking realism & a somber beauty – a rare glimpse into Edo period art.

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