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Friday, 5 June 2015. Dekiyo-e: Pictures of the Drowning World. Japanese ideographs have two or more different ways to read (according to Japanese or Chinese pronunciation). Oboreru. Can be read as ' deki. So 'drowning world picture' could be ' dekiyoe. Trevor Ballance, Professor of Josai International University, Department of International Exchange Studies, Chiba Prefecture; May 2015). Kunisada, Ichikawa Kodanji IV as Danshichi and Nakayama ichizo as Giheiji, 1855. Masanobu, Beauty In Festival Attire.

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Friday, 5 June 2015. Dekiyo-e: Pictures of the Drowning World. Japanese ideographs have two or more different ways to read (according to Japanese or Chinese pronunciation). Oboreru. Can be read as ' deki. So 'drowning world picture' could be ' dekiyoe. Trevor Ballance, Professor of Josai International University, Department of International Exchange Studies, Chiba Prefecture; May 2015). Kunisada, Ichikawa Kodanji IV as Danshichi and Nakayama ichizo as Giheiji, 1855. Masanobu, Beauty In Festival Attire.

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Toshidama Gallery Japanese Prints: Reassessing Kunisada

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Friday, 10 October 2014. Kunisada, Actors in Mirrors 1832. Utagawa Kunisada (1786-1865) known in his lifetime as Toyokuni II and in our time as Toyokuni III, remains one of the least appreciated artists of nineteenth century Japan. What follows here is not an academic appreciation - there is plenty of information on the internet. I found myself trying to look at Kunisada’s woodblock prints out of the context of the assumptions normally made about his position in the field of ukiyo-e. Japan Society 1993) ...

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Toshidama Gallery Japanese Prints: October 2014

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Friday, 10 October 2014. Kunisada, Actors in Mirrors 1832. Utagawa Kunisada (1786-1865) known in his lifetime as Toyokuni II and in our time as Toyokuni III, remains one of the least appreciated artists of nineteenth century Japan. What follows here is not an academic appreciation - there is plenty of information on the internet. I found myself trying to look at Kunisada’s woodblock prints out of the context of the assumptions normally made about his position in the field of ukiyo-e. Japan Society 1993) ...

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Toshidama Gallery Japanese Prints: April 2015

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Friday, 24 April 2015. Toshidama Gallery Japanese Prints: Conflict in 19th Century Japanese Prints. Toshidama Gallery Japanese Prints: Conflict in 19th Century Japanese Prints. Kiyochika, The Battle of Kawanakajima, 1890 The current show at the Toshidama Gallery looks at prints which seem to have conflict as th. Posted by Alex Faulkner. Conflict in 19th Century Japanese Prints. Kiyochika, The Battle of Kawanakajima, 1890. Kunichika, 24 Paragons of the Meiji Restoration, 1877. Living only for the moment, ...

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Toshidama Gallery Japanese Prints: April 2014

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Friday, 18 April 2014. Kunisada and Kunichika - Two Men of the Stage. Kunichika, The Gang of Five Coming Home like Wild Ducks. What do most people know of kabuki. In the west, almost nothing. Modern kabuki. Occupies perhaps the same status as modern poetry in England: specialist and largely irrelevant. By looking at the woodblock prints from Japan in the nineteenth century it is possible to see that kabuki. Kunichika, The Snow Bound Barrier of Love 1897. Is loud, brash emotive, irreverent, immoral and ch...

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Toshidama Gallery Japanese Prints: Kuniyoshi's Men

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Friday, 30 January 2015. Kuniyoshi, 108 Suikoden - Saijinki Kwakusei. The current show at the Toshidama Gallery. The prints in the show have been selected particularly to demonstrate the breadth and scope of his chosen subject matter… warriors abound - never more so than in his depiction of the great Chinese heroes of the Suikoden. Carrying his gigantic axe (below left), and the child Ushiwaka maru. The writer Roger Keyes in The Male Journey in Japanese Prints. Kuniyoshi, 69 Stations of the Kisokaido Road.

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The Loyal 47 Ronin. Dienstag, 1. März 2011. Actor/Play: Jitsukawa Enzaburô I. As the monkey leader Yorjiro in the play Horikawa. Signature: Kiyosada with o-no-Zo seal. Printer: Edo Jinsho (signature at left margin). Lit: Hendrick Lühl "Osaka-Holzschnitte", Harenberg, 1982, p.130. Diesen Post per E-Mail versenden. Labels: Jitsukawa Enzaburo I. Abonnieren Kommentare zum Post (Atom). And their willing help it won't be possible to describe the titles, subjects and dates accurately. Http:/ www.ukiyo-e&#46...

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The Loyal 47 Ronin. Donnerstag, 15. Oktober 2009. Active 1820 - 1860). Actor: Nakamura Tamashichi I as Sute Wakamaru. Play: Keisei Chigoga Fuchi. Sheet 1 of 2. Lit Ikeda Bunko IV no.441. 169; kotobuki.de. Nakamura Tamashichi I as Sute Wakamura and Arashi Rikaku II as the barber Gengoro in the same play, 03/1852. Diesen Post per E-Mail versenden. Labels: Arashi Rikaku II. Abonnieren Kommentare zum Post (Atom). And their willing help it won't be possible to describe the titles, subjects and dates accurately.

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The Loyal 47 Ronin. Dienstag, 1. März 2011. Diesen Post per E-Mail versenden. Abonnieren Kommentare zum Post (Atom). The little I know about japanese woodblock prints is based on the work done by others. If you have a look on the list of links below you will find websites created by people collecting and describing prints over decades. They do the most to provide informations about artists, publishers, carvers etc. and to create archives freely accessable for everyone. Grateful thanks to all of them.

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The Loyal 47 Ronin. Dienstag, 9. August 2011. Diesen Post per E-Mail versenden. Abonnieren Kommentare zum Post (Atom). The little I know about japanese woodblock prints is based on the work done by others. If you have a look on the list of links below you will find websites created by people collecting and describing prints over decades. They do the most to provide informations about artists, publishers, carvers etc. and to create archives freely accessable for everyone. Grateful thanks to all of them.

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The Loyal 47 Ronin. Dienstag, 7. September 2010. Dai Nihon Rokuju Yo shu. 60-Odd Provinces of Japan. A) The Province of Izumi. Right: Nakamura Kanjaku II as Abe no Yasuna, left: Arashi Rikan III as Kuzu-no-Ha (Fox). Summary of the kabuki play Ashiya Dôman Ôuchi Kagami. About the fox-woman Kuzu-no-Ha. B) The Province of Kazusa. Right: Onoe Baikô IV as Otomi, left: Nakamura Tamashichi I as Yosaburô. Publisher: Ishikawaya Wasuke (Ishiwa). Dated : c.1861. Chuban yoko-e, 24,4 x 18,4 cm. Simply the best about ...

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The Loyal 47 Ronin. Sonntag, 8. April 2012. Active 1820 - 1860). Actor / play: Nakamura Utaemon IV as Kajiwara Heiji (梶原平次). And Nakayama Nanshi II as the chamber maid (こしもと/ koshimoto) Chidori (千鳥). Title: first act (巻ノ壱) of the play Hiragana Seisuiki (ひらかな盛衰記). Date: performed at the Naka-za, Osaka, 8/1851. Dimension: chuban diptych / standard edition. A small copy of the diptych. H 12 x w 16 cm, unsigned. Scene from the same play click. Diesen Post per E-Mail versenden. 9 Dezember 2012 um 14:24. The l...

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The Loyal 47 Ronin. Samstag, 5. März 2011. Active c. 1822-1830). Images are from two different triptychons. More info and better pics coming soon. Diesen Post per E-Mail versenden. 5 Februar 2012 um 06:10. Abonnieren Kommentare zum Post (Atom). And their willing help it won't be possible to describe the titles, subjects and dates accurately. Grateful thanks to all of them. All mistakes you may find are my fault. Mail to: theloyal47ronin(at)web.de. Click on pictures to enlarge. Http:/ www.hiroshige&#4...

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About the Toshidama Japanese Print Gallery. Toshidama Gallery sources Japanese woodblock prints from all over the world. We try to include a wide range of prices in each of our monthly shows so that this great art is open to everyone to own and collect. Prints are supplied to you mounted on museum quality archive board. We only use fully reversible archive tape to attach prints to their support. The mounted pieces are put into pH-neutral protective mylar sleeves before being shipped. To find out more abo...

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Questions and Answers about Japanese Woodblock Prints. HOW ARE WOODBLOCK PRINTS MADE? WHAT SIZES ARE JAPANESE PRINTS? WHAT IS THE MARKET LIKE FOR JAPANESE PRINTS? HOW DO I LOOK AFTER JAPANESE PRINTS? HOW CAN I FIND OUT MORE ABOUT JAPANESE PRINTS? HOW CAN I BE SURE THAT A PRINT IS GENUINE? HOW DO I FIND A PARTICULAR PRINT? Means literally: "pictures of the floating world." The floating world is maybe best described by the seventeenth century writer Asai Ryoi:. HOW ARE WOODBLOCK PRINTS MADE? The artist's a...

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Japanese Art and the Reality of Life in the Edo Period: Keisai Eisen and Early Years | Modern Tokyo News

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About Modern Tokyo Times. Tokyo News and International News. Japanese Art and the Reality of Life in the Edo Period: Keisai Eisen and Early Years. August 5, 2015. Japanese Art and the Reality of Life in the Edo Period: Keisai Eisen and Early Years. Keisai Eisen therefore responded to the reality that he found himself in. Yet, despite the hardship he faced this fascinating artist refused the easy way out. Instead, Keisai Eisen focused on being tenacious and working himself out of poverty. For individuals ...

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