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Title	Yakusha-e inaba kozo ; Yakusha-e matsuyama, midori
Description	This pair of ukiyo-e depict a winter scene in which a woman kneels by a barefoot girl while a man stands with an umbrella extended over the heads of the girl and woman while raising his kimono with the other. He is gazing skyward with an angry expression on his face. Yakusha-e are woodblocks prints of kabuki actors, particularly those done in the ukiyo-e style. The term usually applies to portraits of single actors or pairs, but prints of kabuki scenes and other elements of the theater world were closely related. These ukiyo-e are obans, traditionally 24.1 x 36.8 cm in size. These prints were first created in 1857. --Assigning source: Giertz Education Center --Ukiyo-e 121 & 120 --2 prints : color, rice paper ; 34 x 25 cm (on matted sheets 38 x 28 cm).
Subject	Families in art--Pictorial works.; Japanese in art--Pictorial works.; Kabuki in art--Pictorial works.; Winter in art--Pictorial works.; Ukiyoe--Specimens.; Prints, Japanese--19th century--Specimens.; Color prints, Japanese--Edo period, 1600-1868--Specimens.; Wood-engraving--Printing--Japan--19th century--Specimens.
Date	[between 1857 and 1865?]

Title	Page 1 Yakusha-e inaba kozo ; Yakusha-e matsuyama/midori
Description	This pair of ukiyo-e depict a winter scene in which a woman kneels by a barefoot girl while a man stands with an umbrella extended over the heads of the girl and woman while raising his kimono with the other. He is gazing skyward with an angry expression on his face. Yakusha-e are woodblocks prints of kabuki actors, particularly those done in the ukiyo-e style. The term usually applies to portraits of single actors or pairs, but prints of kabuki scenes and other elements of the theater world were closely related. These ukiyo-e are obans, traditionally 24.1 x 36.8 cm in size. These prints were first created in 1857. --Assigning source: Giertz Education Center --Ukiyo-e 121 & 120 --2 prints : color, rice paper ; 34 x 25 cm (on matted sheets 38 x 28 cm).
Subject	Families in art--Pictorial works.; Japanese in art--Pictorial works.; Kabuki in art--Pictorial works.; Winter in art--Pictorial works.; Ukiyoe--Specimens.; Prints, Japanese--19th century--Specimens.; Color prints, Japanese--Edo period, 1600-1868--Specimens.; Wood-engraving--Printing--Japan--19th century--Specimens.; Ukiyo-e 121 120
Date	[between 1857 and 1865?]

Yakusha-e inaba kozo ; Yakusha-e matsuyama, midori

Page 1 Yakusha-e inaba kozo ; Yakusha-e matsuyama/midori

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Yakusha-e inaba kozo ; Yakusha-e matsuyama, midori

Yakusha-e inaba kozo ; Yakusha-e matsuyama, midori