Japanese Colour Prints
Japanese Colour Prints
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THEATRICAL SCENES, ETC.
Yedzu Yakusha Sangaikyo. Three stories of the pleasant Theatre. By Shikitei Sanba. Illustrated by Utagawa Toyokuni (I. ). Title-page and 22 colour prints. 2 vols. (9 X 6) Yedo, Kwansei 13, 1st month (A. D. 1800). E. 3530-'97.
Lit. " three storied recreation, " a punning allusion to the three-storied theatrical building, and the Three Realms of Existence of the Buddhists viz. : Past, Present, and Future. Publishers Yorodzuya and Nishinomiya — Another copy (imperfect) . 1 ...colour prints in album .
(7| X llj) Yedo. N. D. E. 4304-4313-'97.
Yakusha-no-fuzoku. Illustrations of theatrical life. A set of 19 prints, in album.
(8 X IH) E. 1469-1487-1900.
In the album containing the above are inserted two specimens of fine calligraphy, poems in the hand-writing of Takatsukasa Kanehiro, and HiGASHizoNO Motokadzu, Court nobles of c. 1704 a. D.
Interior of a Theatre during the representation of the play " Soga monogatari. " Yoritomo above, Kajiwara next him, Three daimyo. Kudo on a seat, the Soga brothers to the left, and Asahina to the further left.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
THEATRICAL SCENES, ETC.
Yedzu Yakusha Sangaikyo. Three stories of the pleasant Theatre. By Shikitei Sanba. Illustrated by Utagawa Toyokuni (I. ). Title-page and 22 colour prints. 2 vols. (9 X 6) Yedo, Kwansei 13, 1st month (A. D. 1800). E. 3530-'97.
Lit. " three storied recreation, " a punning allusion to the three-storied theatrical building, and the Three Realms of Existence of the Buddhists viz. : Past, Present, and Future. Publishers Yorodzuya and Nishinomiya — Another copy (imperfect) . 1 ...colour prints in album .
(7| X llj) Yedo. N. D. E. 4304-4313-'97.
Yakusha-no-fuzoku. Illustrations of theatrical life. A set of 19 prints, in album.
(8 X IH) E. 1469-1487-1900.
In the album containing the above are inserted two specimens of fine calligraphy, poems in the hand-writing of Takatsukasa Kanehiro, and HiGASHizoNO Motokadzu, Court nobles of c. 1704 a. D.
Interior of a Theatre during the representation of the play " Soga monogatari. " Yoritomo above, Kajiwara next him, Three daimyo. Kudo on a seat, the Soga brothers to the left, and Asahina to the further left.
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