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Triptych woodblock print of three kabuki actors with swords under pink blossoms, one reclining beside a teal parasol.

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Three actors in the roles of Nagoya Sanzaburō, Katsuragi, and Fuwa Banzaemon

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Utagawa Kuniyoshi · Japanese, 1797-1861

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Three actors in the roles of Nagoya Sanzaburō, Katsuragi, and Fuwa Banzaemon, Utagawa Kuniyoshi (1848), Library of Congress. Via artnap.com

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This triptych print shows three kabuki actors in patterned kimono and swords, set beneath blossoming cherry branches and willows, with a woman reclining on a low bench beside a teal parasol. The print is a work by Utagawa Kuniyoshi, dated 1848, and is held by the Library of Congress.

Print shows the courtesan Katsuragi outside a sedan chair between two rival lovers and samurai, one is her husband Nagoya Sanza and the other is Fuwa Banzaemon.

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Museum record: Library of Congress

Date
1848
Medium
woodcut, color
Museum
Library of Congress
License
No known restrictions on publication (Library of Congress)
Themes
Japanese Prints