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Ukiyo-e 浮世絵 / color woodcut

Three tunes of elegant women

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Title

Three tunes of elegant women

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execution: anonymous, Japan, 1843 - 1847
design: Utagawa Kunisada I. 初代歌川國貞
school: Kunisada 国貞派 (school)
publisher: Nunokichi 布吉

Period | Style | School

Material | Technique

paper

Measurements

height: 36.3 cm
width: 27 cm

Inventory number

HM 11485-18

Acquisition

assumption

Department

Asia Collection

Associated Objects

Inscriptions

signature: Kunisada aratame nidaime Toyokuniga
mark: Tanaka

Description

rechter Teil des Triptychon (vgl. HM 11485-19 + HM 11485-20) Kunisada aratame nidaime Toyokuniga 國貞改二代目豊國画 Drei musizierende Frauen vor einem Wandschirm mit Bambus-Bemalung. Die Frau hier spielt auf einer koto 琴 (mit Seide bespannte Wölbbrett-Zither).

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