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Japanese print on paper Ukiyo-e * type, signed by the artist Kunichika (1835 - 1900) name: Toyohara, representing three portraits of women (bijinga) perhaps at Kabuki theater stages, Edo period Nineteenth century.
This print is in good condition. It is glued to a sheet of paper. It is signed see pictures ( stamp)
A note: traces of restoration on paper (the three sides of paper with each portrait were glued together), spots and jaunissures, well look at the pictures for defects.
We put other Japanese prints for sale on this site.
Japanese term meaning "image of the floating world") is a Japanese artistic movement of the Edo period (1603-1868) includes not only an original and popular narrative painting, but mainly Japanese prints. The main themes are bijinga ( "Paintings of beautiful women"), Kabuki and yakusha-e (kabuki theater images and its actors), Shunga (erotic paintings), Landscape (f? kei-ga) and "views known "(meisho-e) and also the fauna and flora.
