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Artist: Utagawa Kunikazu
Kabukie - The Province of Rokuok - Woodcut by Utagawa Kunikazu - 1862
By Utagawa Kunikazu
Located in Roma, IT
Kabukie - The Province of Rokuoku is an original artwork realized in 1862 by Utagawa Kunikazu (1830 - 1919)
Chuban.
From the series "Dai Nippon rokuju of Rikuoku" (60 provinces of Glorious Japan), The Province of Rokuoku.
Meeting of the two rivals in the forest at night, Tanigoro with sumo apron and fan with the national colours.
Signed: Kunikazu.
Good impression, backed, glued at corners, oxidation, centrefold, a little bit rubbed.
Utagawa Kunikazu (1830 - 1919) was a printmaker from Osaka. He had a famous teacher, the ukiyo-e artist Kunisada Utagawa...
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