Kabuki Art

Department of Photography, College of Art, at Nihon University in 1975, he moved to Los Angeles and became

Kabuki Theatre Meji 33 (ca1900) Woodblock Original Hand-Color. Woodblock printing flowered in

A striking and dramatic image of a traditional Japanese kabuki actor done in fine Japanese lacquer

Department of Photography, College of Art, at Nihon University in 1975, he moved to Los Angeles and became

Department of Photography, College of Art, at Nihon University in 1975, he moved to Los Angeles and became

Department of Photography, College of Art, at Nihon University in 1975, he moved to Los Angeles and became

Lithograph with monoprint and hand applied collage on Chiri Kozo paper - Hand signed, numbered, titled and dated in pencil Edition of 59

A Kabuki Tachiyaku (Male role specialist)putting on his make up, assisted by his young tsukebito

Kabuki Theatre Meji 33 (ca1900) Woodblock Original Hand-Color. Woodblock printing flowered in

Japanese pair of Takeda Ningyo depicting two actors from a Kabuki play with brocade costumes and

Japanese colors, gofun and metallics on silk painting of Noh/Kabuki Dancers, depicting two figures

Japanese Takeda Ningyo, depicting a kabuki actor on the stage, dressed in kinran dragon and cloud

portrait of an onnagata, a young male kabuki actor who performs female roles. He stands in front of a

art form of great precision and beauty. The vitality and life inherent in the Kabuki Theatre is

Renshishi / Lion Dancer is traditional Japanese kabuki play. In the story of Renshishi, the father

Artist: Kunichika Toyohara (1835-1900) Title: The Firemen's Dezomeshiki played by Kabuki Actors

Artist: Kunichika Toyohara (1835-1900) Title: Nachi no Taki Chikai no Mongaku Publisher: Kishida Chojiro Date: 1896 Size: (L) 24.2 x 35.8 (C) 24.1 x 35.9 (R) 23.9 x 35.7 cm Condition...

Artist: Toyohara Kunichika (1835-1900) Title: Konoma no Hoshi Hakone no Shikabue Date: 1880 Publisher: Fukuda Kumajiro Size: (L) 35.7 x 23.8, (C) 35.6 x 23.9, (R) 35.7 x 23.8 cm Con...

This photograph is part of the series "Mangaland: A Tokyo Retrospective". James Whitlow Delano (b. 1960), is an American-born photographer based in Tokyo, Japan. Working mainly in bl...

Artist: Chikanobu Yoshu (1838-1912) Title: The Battle between Lord Uesugi Kenshin and Lord Takeda Shingen Publisher: Inoue Mohei Date: 1882 Condition report: Pinholes. Slight tear on...

. Some pinholes. Actors of the kabuki theatre don samurai armour, as they recreate the seminal Battle

of kabuki theatre. His colourful prints are records of a long lost, decadent underworld of Edo. Since

Artist: Kuniyoshi Utagawa (1798-1861) Title: Story of Tamiya Botaro Publisher: Ningyoya Takichi Date: c. 1847-1852 Size: (L) 34.8 x 23.8, (C) 34.8 x 25.3, (R) 34.8 x 24.3 cm Conditio...

rooted in Japanese myth and retells the events of a popular legend on the kabuki stage. After the

Kunisada Utagawa (1786-1865) Title: 43. Kuwana, Tokuzo from the Kabuki play Series: The Fifty-Three

Artist: Kuniyoshi Utagawa (1798 - 1861) Series: The Sixty-nine Post Stations of the Kisokaido Road Station: Oiwake Main scene: The deformed Oiwa squeezing blood from a hank of her h...

NH22047 A small antique Japanese Takeda Ningyo of a Kabuki Actor on the Stage in the role of a

Antique Japanese Takeda Ningyo doll set of two kabuki actors on the stage. Each figure with a wide

Early Japanese Takeda Ningyo of a kabuki actor in the role of Kumagai Naozane from the play Kumagai

A colorful Japanese woodcut print relating to the art of Kabuki (traditionally composed of three

Art Deco bronze sculpture of a lion by Kabuki Shumei, Japan Showa period.

Albert Hirschfeld (American, 1903-2003), "Kabuki: Musume", Lithograph on Paper, circa 1976

Albert Hirschfeld (American, 1903-2003), "Kabuki: Sumano", Lithograph on Paper, circa 1976

Kabuki Actors. c. 1864. Oban diptych (14 1/8 x 18 3/4). 2 small repairs in the top margin, 1 foxing

Etching and hand coloring on paper

reverence for God's work, for the art of every living thing. Van Loen is a prolific and steady worker with

reverence for God's work, for the art of every living thing. Van Loen is a prolific and steady worker with

They are two Kabuki (Japanese theater) dolls made with woods and silk. The woods are for body parts

Signature: Toyokuni ga Publisher: Daikokuya Kinnosuke Date Of Execution: 1858 2nd month

Four elegant bronze Kabuki dancers from the 1950's, Japanese

Strong portrait of the kabuki actor Ichikawa Sadanji II in the role of Hishikawa Gengobei

Rare pair of Japanese Kamigata-e, 'kabuki' theatre posters with hand-painted depictions of famous

. He then established a commercial art business in Berkeley and painted fine art in his leisure. He

Kunichika. Toyohara was best known for his kabuki theater scenes and this is a fine example of one of these

Set of 4, Toyohara Kunichika (Japanese 1835-1900) Kabuki Performance Woodblock. Kabuki (歌舞伎, かぶき

Unusual Opportunity to collect an authentic Antique "Kabuki" Signed Bronze Treasure Japanese

dressed kabuki actors in the middle of a dynamic scene. Currently hung in a black frame with a light cream

with Kabuki dancers in traditional garb, the reverse with Samurai warriors, further embellished with an

Snowy scene in the kabuki play, "Senryo Tazuna Koi no Somekomi" performed at Naka theater. Actors

Important Japanese complete antique Kabuki actors woodblock print set of forty two (42) original

Antique Japanese Wood Block Print Of A Kabuki Actor Signed By Toyokuni AKA Utagawa Kunisada 19thC

emotions in ordinary life. Kabuki is interpreted as “the art of singing and dancing.” The term is further

the art scene. Using Kabuki theatrical sets, velvet and animal hides, his bold, somewhat

). Kabuki, c.1960. Oil on canvas measures 36 x 46 inches; 38 x 48 inches framed. Signed lower right

Signed: Toyokuni ga in Toshidama cartouche Publisher: Daikokuya Heikichi Format: Oban triptych Publisher: Daikokuya Heikichi Seal: Aratame Very good color

Expressionist textured painting inspired by Japanese woodblock print colors of the Kabuki Theater

Zu." Kabuki actor Ichikawa Danjuro is in the role of Kiuchi Sogoro (left). He is bidding farewell to