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[a-bit-of-japanology]

Katsukawa Shunei - Ukiyo-e of Matsumoto Köshiro IV (1789 - 1801)

#japanese art #ukiyoe #katsukawa shunei #matsumoto koshiro iv #kabuki #japan art

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yakusha-e 役者絵 - “L’acteur Ichikawa Omezō I dans le rôle de Momonoi Wakasanosuke”, de

Katsukawa Shun’ei 勝川春英  (1762 - 1819).

#katsukawa shunei #painter #painting #print #actor #japan #peintre #peinture #estampe #acteur #japon #katsukawa ha #ukiyoe #yakushae

[bm-asian-art]

The Actor Ichikawa Monnosuke II as Otaka Gengo, from Chushingura, Katsukawa Shunei, 1783, Brooklyn Museum: Asian Art

Size: 11 13/16 x 5 3/4 in. (30.0 x 14.5 cm) Medium: Color woodblock print on paper

https://www.brooklynmuseum.org/opencollection/objects/11641

#asianart #katsukawashunei #museumarchive #brooklynmuseum

[cma-japanese-art]

The Actor Onoe Matsusuke, Katsukawa Shunsho, Cleveland Museum of Art: Japanese Art

Shunsho was a well-known painter and printmaker in Edo (present-day Tokyo) who dominated the actor print field. He was very important as a teacher to some of the most talented artists of the next generation, including Shunko, Shunzan, and Shunei. Size: Image: 31.5 x 15.4 cm (12 3/8 x 6 1/16 in.) Medium: color woodblock print

https://clevelandart.org/art/1985.353

#cmaopenaccess #museumarchive #clevelandartmuseum #japaneseart

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Actor Ichikawa Yaozō in the Role of a Boatman(?), Katsukawa Shun'ei, Harvard Art Museums: Prints

Harvard Art Museums/Arthur M. Sackler Museum, Gift of Mrs. Henry Osborn Taylor Size: Paper: H. 27.0 cm x W. 14.4 cm (10 5/8 x 5 11/16 in.) Medium: Ukiyo-e woodblock print in "hosoban" format; ink and color on paper, with printed signature reading "Shunei ga"

https://www.harvardartmuseums.org/collections/object/209488

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#Katsukawa Shunei #japanese #art #print

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Onoe Matsusuke I as a Samurai Standing Beneath a Cherry Tree

-  Katsukawa Shunei

#art #ukiyoe

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Título: Retrato de una mujer hermosa (Bijin), 1790

Artista: Katsukawa SHUN'EI (Japón, 1762-1819)

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Una sensación de profunda tristeza impregna esta imagen de una 'bijin', una belleza idealizada, mientras se sienta en aislamiento mirando una carta desenrollada ante ella, quizás contemplando un futuro sombrío. Ciertamente hay un aire de desesperación, de rechazo e introspección conmovedora hacia la imagen. El poema anterior, escrito por el poeta satírico y escritor de ficción popular Ota Nampo (1749-1823), habla de su difícil situación al comentar la vida de una cortesana:

'Una cortesana, veintisiete años,

lamenta los diez años pasados en el océano amargo.

Mirando hacia atrás,

su vida parece un espejismo

ahora ella se va del cuarto '

La expresión "océano amargo" generalmente se refiere a la vida como prostituta, y veintiséis o veintisiete años era la edad habitual a la que las cortesanas eran liberadas de sus contratos. Algo de la dureza de una vida así se refleja sutilmente en los pliegues delineados del rico kimono rojo. El fuerte carácter gráfico de la imagen, el tema y los colores llamativos y el rico efecto decorativo tipifican el descaradamente popularista estilo 'ukiyo-e'.

Manual de la galería de arte, 1999. pág. 277.

Detalles:

Otros títulos: Bijin (Una cortesana leyendo una carta)

  Belleza (bijin)

Título alternativo: Yûjo no zu

Lugar donde se realizó el trabajo: Japón

Período: Era Kansei 1789-1801 → Periodo Edo (Tokugawa) 1615-1868 → Japón

Fecha: 1790

Categorías de medios: Pintura, Caligrafía

Materiales usados: pergamino colgante; tinta y color sobre seda

Dimensiones: Imagen de 83,7 x 33,0 cm; Desplazamiento de 177,0 x 47,0 x 52,4 cm

Fecha de firma: Cr firmado, en japonés [inscrito en tinta] "Shunei ga [sello del artista]". Sin fecha.

Crédito: Adquirido 1985

Información de la web de la Art Gallery NSW.

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Ima wa mukashi / 異魔話武可誌 / Now, Long Ago..., 1790 by Katsukawa Shunei assisted by his master, Katsukawa Shunsho

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[su_label type=”info”]Toshusai Sharaku(東洲斎写楽)[/su_label]

It was only ten months between 1794 and 1795 that Toshusai Sharaku worked as an ukiyo-e painter. But in the meantime, he has left over 140 kabuki actor portrait.

  [su_label type=”black”]Mysterious ukiyo-e artist[/su_label]

Although many people made various theories who he was, no one can’t find any definitive proof. Perhaps only limited people, such as the publisher Tsutaya Juzaburo(蔦屋重三郎)  who also published the pictures of Kitagawa Utamaro and Katsushika Hokusai knew the identity.

  Except for some of the sumo wrestlers, most of his paintings were Yakusha-e(pictures depicting popular Kabuki actors). Especially the painting using the same method as Utamaro’s beautiful women portrait Ookubi-e(大首絵) had the power to overwhelm the others. He drew the upper half of the actor’s body. Addition to that, he boldly deformed and depicted the expression of Kabuki actor on the stage.

  However, the methods were not accepted by people in Edo. After all, he became to draw the whole body of Kabuki actor at the end of his production period. Such pictures did not enlarge the pictures of people who were advanced including Utagawa Toyokuni and Katsukawa Shunei. Tsutaya Juzaburo had never published a picture with Sharaku’ssignature and seal since in February 1795.

  [su_label type=”black”]Gallery of Sharaku’s “Ookubi-e” artworks[/su_label]

  The third Sanokawa Ichimatsu as Onayo at Gioncho and Ichikawa Tomiemon as Sagisaka Toma

Tanimura Torazo as Sagisaka Yaheiji

Matsumoto Yonezaburo as Shosho at Kehaizaka actually Shinobu

Ichikawa Ebizo as Takemura Jonoshin

Ichikawa Omezo as Yakko Ippei

The fourth Iwai Hansiro as Shigenoi

The fourth Matsumoto Koshiro as San’ya fish seller Gorobei

The second Segawa Tomizaburo as Ookishi Kurando’s wife Yadorigi and Nakamura Mansei as Wakakusa

Ootani Tokuji as Yakko Sodesuke

The first Onoe Matsusuke as Matsushita Zoshunoshin

The second Segawa Tomizaburo as Ookishi Kurando’s wife Yadorigi

Ootani Onizi as Yakko Edobei

The second Arashi Ryuzo as money lender Isibe Kinkichi

Osagawa Tsuneyo as Sakuragi

The third Ichikawa Yaozo as Tanabe Bunzo

The third Segawa Kikunojo as Nakaya Ohama

Tomizaburo as Ohisa

Nakamura Wadaemon as Bourada Chozaemon and Nakamura Konozo as the shipping agent Gon of Kanagawa

Nakamura Tomizaburo as Miyagino

The second Ichikawa Monnosuke as Date-no Yosaku

The second Kawamura Yodogoro as Kawatsure Hogan and Bando Zenji as Oni Sadonobo

The 8th Morita Kan’ya as kago bearer Zirosaku

The second Yamashita Kinsaku as Nakaya Okane actually Sadato’s wife Iwate gozen

The second Arashi Ryuzo as Yakko Namihei

The second Nakamura Nakazo as farmer Tsuchizo actually Koretaka Prince

The third Bando Mitsugoro as Ishii Genzo

The thrid Segawa Kikunojo as Oshizu, a wife of Tanabe Bunzo

The third Sakata Hangoro as Fujikawa Mizuemon

The third Bando Hikosaburo as Sagisaka Sanai

Sanogawa Ichimatsu as Onayo at Gioncho

The thrid Sawamura Sojuro as Oogishi Kurando

Nakayama Tomizaburo as Ohisa

Ichikawa Komazo as Shiga Daishichi

  Back to the page of ukiyo-e

Toshusai Sharaku/unidentified ukiyo-e artist Toshusai Sharaku(東洲斎写楽) It was only ten months between 1794 and 1795 that Toshusai Sharaku worked as an…

#kabuki actor portrait #ookubi-e #Tsutaya Juzaburo #ukiyoe #woodblock printings

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sumō-e 相撲絵 - estampe de lutteurs

Katsukawa Shun’ei 勝川春英  (1762 - 1819).

Note : Les sumō 相撲 entrant sur le ring, enfermés au combat ou se promenant dans des rues animées. Avec les belles femmes “bijinga 美人画” ou avec les acteurs “yakusha-e 役者絵”, les lutteurs de sumō étaient un sujet d'impression populaire pendant toute la période Edo Jidai 江戸時代 (1603 – 1867) et particulièrement vers 1780 - 1800.

#katsukawa shunei #painter #painting #print #japan #peintre #peinture #estampe #japon #sumo #sumoe #edo jidai

[bm-asian-art]

The Actor Ichikawa Yaozo III as Takebayashi Tadashichi, from Chusingura, Katsukawa Shunei, 1783, Brooklyn Museum: Asian Art

Size: 11 13/16 x 5 9/16 in. (29.9 x 14.0 cm) Medium: Color woodblock print on paper

https://www.brooklynmuseum.org/opencollection/objects/11644

#brooklynmuseum #asianart #museumarchive #katsukawashunei

[cma-japanese-art]

Dancer as Kuzunoha, Fox Spirit Disguised as a Woman, Katsukawa Shunei, ca. 1795, Cleveland Museum of Art: Japanese Art

From the series "Oshiegata" (Forms of Cloth Pictures) Size: Sheet: 37.8 x 24.2 cm (14 7/8 x 9 1/2 in.) Medium: color woodblock print

https://clevelandart.org/art/1921.350

#clevelandartmuseum #japaneseart #cmaopenaccess #museumarchive

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Iwai Hanshiro IV in a Dance of Seven Changes

- Katsukawa Shunei

#art #ukiyoe