Bandō mitsugorō no tokubei
Toyokuni Utagawa · 1769-1825
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Bandō mitsugorō no tokubei, Toyokuni Utagawa (1818), Library of Congress. Via artnap.com
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A Japanese woodblock print shows a kabuki actor seated on the ground in a plaid kimono and red patterned robe, holding an open fan inscribed with calligraphy. A pine branch and stone steps frame the figure, and a name cartouche appears at the upper left. The print is attributed to Toyokuni Utagawa and dated 1818.
