Kankan odori no uta
Keisai Eisen · Japanese, 1790-1848
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A Japanese woodblock print showing four musicians in black robes and red hats seated on a red-cushioned bench, playing a shamisen, a drum, and other instruments. Three dancers in red coats and blue trousers perform below, and handwritten calligraphy runs along the upper right. The print is attributed to Keisai Eisen and dated 1825.
