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Darstellerinnen und Darsteller in „The New Stage at Kiyomizu – Crowd Scene” (新舞台清水群集) Diptychon - Papier - other - Japan - Meiji Periode (1868-1912)
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Darstellerinnen und Darsteller in „The New Stage at Kiyomizu – Crowd Scene” (新舞台清水群集) Diptychon - Papier - other - Japan - Meiji Periode (1868-1912)

Description This diptych depicts a dramatic scene from Shin-butai Kiyomizu gunjū (新舞台清水群集), a kabuki performance set at the famous Kiyomizu area in Kyoto. The composition focuses on two actors shown in close-up, facing one another with intense expressions, suggesting a moment of confrontation or heightened tension on stage. The dynamic background of stylized waves and bold diagonal color blocks enhances the theatrical atmosphere, while the actors’ elaborate costumes and headpieces reflect the flamboyance of late Edo-period kabuki costume design. This work exemplifies the genre of yakusha-e (actor prints), created to commemorate popular stage performances and celebrated actors of the time. Highlights / Points of Interest Rare diptych (two-sheet) composition in chūban format Depiction of a kabuki scene set at Kiyomizu, a culturally iconic location Strong facial expressions emphasizing dramatic tension Bold use of color contrasts, especially red, blue, and patterned textiles Fine detailing in costumes, headgear, and stage props Excellent example of late Edo-period kabuki-themed ukiyo-e Artist Profile – Kikusuige Shigehiro (菊水茂広) Kikusuige Shigehiro was an ukiyo-e artist active in the late Edo period, known primarily for actor prints and theatrical subjects. His works often focus on expressive bust portraits of kabuki actors, combining strong linework with decorative color schemes. Although less widely known than artists of the Utagawa school, Shigehiro’s prints are valued for their vivid stage presence and their documentation of kabuki culture during a dynamic period of theatrical innovation. Condition Repairs present Minor signs of age consistent with Edo-period woodblock prints Colors remain vibrant and details are clearly visible Overall good visual integrity Please review images carefully for exact condition After payment is confirmed, the item will be delivered to you within 10 to 14 days. Please note that any VAT or import duties charged by your country’s customs will be the responsibility of the buyer. Thank you for bidding with this understanding. Your winning item will be carefully packed and shipped via EMS to ensure safe delivery.

Nr. 101373511

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Darstellerinnen und Darsteller in „The New Stage at Kiyomizu – Crowd Scene” (新舞台清水群集) Diptychon - Papier - other - Japan - Meiji Periode (1868-1912)

Darstellerinnen und Darsteller in „The New Stage at Kiyomizu – Crowd Scene” (新舞台清水群集) Diptychon - Papier - other - Japan - Meiji Periode (1868-1912)

Description

This diptych depicts a dramatic scene from Shin-butai Kiyomizu gunjū (新舞台清水群集), a kabuki performance set at the famous Kiyomizu area in Kyoto. The composition focuses on two actors shown in close-up, facing one another with intense expressions, suggesting a moment of confrontation or heightened tension on stage.

The dynamic background of stylized waves and bold diagonal color blocks enhances the theatrical atmosphere, while the actors’ elaborate costumes and headpieces reflect the flamboyance of late Edo-period kabuki costume design. This work exemplifies the genre of yakusha-e (actor prints), created to commemorate popular stage performances and celebrated actors of the time.

Highlights / Points of Interest

Rare diptych (two-sheet) composition in chūban format

Depiction of a kabuki scene set at Kiyomizu, a culturally iconic location

Strong facial expressions emphasizing dramatic tension

Bold use of color contrasts, especially red, blue, and patterned textiles

Fine detailing in costumes, headgear, and stage props

Excellent example of late Edo-period kabuki-themed ukiyo-e

Artist Profile – Kikusuige Shigehiro (菊水茂広)

Kikusuige Shigehiro was an ukiyo-e artist active in the late Edo period, known primarily for actor prints and theatrical subjects. His works often focus on expressive bust portraits of kabuki actors, combining strong linework with decorative color schemes.

Although less widely known than artists of the Utagawa school, Shigehiro’s prints are valued for their vivid stage presence and their documentation of kabuki culture during a dynamic period of theatrical innovation.

Condition

Repairs present

Minor signs of age consistent with Edo-period woodblock prints

Colors remain vibrant and details are clearly visible

Overall good visual integrity

Please review images carefully for exact condition

After payment is confirmed, the item will be delivered to you within 10 to 14 days.
Please note that any VAT or import duties charged by your country’s customs will be the responsibility of the buyer.
Thank you for bidding with this understanding.

Your winning item will be carefully packed and shipped via EMS to ensure safe delivery.

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€ 74
Giovanni Bottero
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Schätzung  € 150 - € 200

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