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The Actor Ichimura Takenojo IV as Kanaya Kingoro in the play "Ima wa Mukashi Omokage Soga, ... 1737. Creator: Torii Kiyomasu
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The Actor Ichimura Takenojo IV as Kanaya Kingoro in the play "Ima wa Mukashi Omokage Soga, ... 1737. Creator: Torii Kiyomasu
The Actor Ichimura Takenojo IV as Kanaya Kingoro in the play " Ima wa Mukashi Omokage Soga, " performed at the Ichimura Theater in the fifth month, 1737, 1737
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In this photo print, we are transported back to the vibrant world of 18th-century Japan. The image showcases the renowned actor Ichimura Takenojo IV in his mesmerizing portrayal of Kanaya Kingoro, a character from the play "Ima wa Mukashi Omokage Soga". Created by Torii Kiyomasu, a master artist of the Edo period, this hand-colored woodblock print captures every intricate detail of Takenojo's costume and expression. Takenojo's commanding presence is evident as he stands tall, exuding confidence and charisma. His black kimono with its elaborate design and cartouche symbolizes power and nobility. The attention to detail extends to his footwear - traditional geta sandals that complete his ensemble. Kiyomasu's artistic skill shines through in every brushstroke, bringing life to this theatrical moment frozen in time. The use of color adds depth and dimension to the image, enhancing our connection with the actor on stage. This print not only celebrates Ichimura Takenojo IV's talent but also offers us a glimpse into Japanese culture during the Edo period. It serves as a testament to the enduring legacy of kabuki theater and its ability to captivate audiences across centuries. As we gaze upon this remarkable piece at the Art Institute Chicago or any art gallery fortunate enough to house it, we can't help but be transported into an enchanting world where drama unfolds before our eyes.
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