Ichikawa ebijūrō no sangobei
Toyokuni Utagawa · 1769-1825
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Ichikawa ebijūrō no sangobei, Toyokuni Utagawa (1818), Library of Congress. Via artnap.com
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A Japanese woodblock print shows a kabuki actor seated on the floor in a blue kimono patterned with white circular crests, holding a black folding fan. Beside him stand a lacquered box, a pipe, and a wooden balcony railing above. The print is by Toyokuni Utagawa and dates to 1818.
