Indulge in the world of Kabuki theatre with this captivating set of two woodblock prints by Toyohara Kunichika, a pivotal figure in the late Edo and early Meiji periods. Measuring 35cm x 24cm, these prints are a visual celebration of Japan's rich theatrical tradition, marked by Kunichika's expressive depictions of Kabuki actors in mid-performance. These striking pieces are characterized by Kunichika's bold use of color and pattern, capturing the drama and emotion of the Kabuki stage. The prints exhibit some signs of aging, such as wormholes, staining, and minor tears, which do not detract from their visual appeal but rather add a layer of historical authenticity and charm. The artworks are more than mere decorations; they are a passage to understanding the cultural significance of Kabuki in Japanese history and the role of art in societal storytelling. These prints are a remarkable find for enthusiasts of traditional Japanese culture and the performing arts. See Waseda University: https://archive.waseda.jp/archive/detail.html?arg={%22subDB_id%22:%2252%22,%22id%22:%22190405;3%22}&lang=en https://archive.waseda.jp/archive/detail.html?arg={%22subDB_id%22:%2252%22,%22id%22:%22190404;2%22}&lang=en Shipping and Handling: In our "Kabuki Chronicles" series, each item is handled with exceptional care. The prints will be meticulously packaged and shipped with tracking, safeguarding their condition during transit. Please note, buyers are accountable for any customs fees or additional charges that might incur. Seller Experience and Quality Assurance: Specialists in vintage Japanese art, we provide assurance of authenticity for these cultural gems. Our commitment to customer satisfaction is unwavering, and we are at your service to resolve any queries or to offer insights regarding these exquisite pieces.