KUNIYOSHI • 鏡山之拖鞋鞭打場景 • 日本木版畫 - 日本 - 江戶時代(1600-1868)





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日本江戶時代原作歌川國芳木版畫,三張 Oban 三連作,描繪 Kagamiyama 的 zōri-uchi 場景,約1847年,品相一般。
賣家描述
**Rare kabuki subject · The design behind Kuniyoshi's famous cat parody of the same scene**
Artist: Utagawa Kuniyoshi (歌川国芳, 1797–1861)
Title: Chūkō Kagami Yama (忠孝加々見山, "Loyalty and Filial Piety: Kagami Yama"), title cartouche continuing across the three sheets
Subject: The zōri-uchi (slipper-beating) scene, with the roles Tsubone Iwafuji (局岩藤), Chūrō Onoe (中老尾上), and the maidservant Ohatsu (召仕お初)
Actors (per role cartouches): Sawamura Sōjūrō V as Iwafuji (right); Ichimura Uzaemon XII as Onoe (centre); Bandō Shūka I as Ohatsu (left)
Technique: Nishiki-e colour woodblock, complete vertical ōban triptych
Date: c. 1847 (Kōka 4), consistent with the paired nanushi censor seals
Publisher: Ibaya Senzaburō (伊場仙版, seals lower corners)
Signature: Ichiyūsai Kuniyoshi ga (left and right sheets); Chōōrō Kuniyoshi ga (centre sheet)
Format: Oban tryptic, each sheet approx. 36*24cm
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Condition
Fair, honest antique condition commensurate with age: some ink bleeding, wear to the margins, and light wormhole damage. The composition nonetheless remains fully legible and the colours accurate. please review the photographs carefully.
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About the print
This is one of the most notorious moments in all of kabuki. The Kagamiyama story — often called the "female Chūshingura" — unfolds in the women's quarters of a great household, where the scheming senior lady-in-waiting Iwafuji persecutes the younger, honest Onoe. In the climactic humiliation depicted here, Iwafuji strikes Onoe with a straw sandal (zōri), an insult so unbearable that Onoe later takes her own life — and is avenged by her devoted maid Ohatsu, who kills Iwafuji and is elevated in her mistress's place.
Kuniyoshi captures the moment with theatrical economy: at right, Iwafuji advances holding the yellow zōri aloft, her wisteria robe (a visual pun on her name, fuji = wisteria) billowing with malice; at centre, Onoe sinks to the floor before a folding screen of plum blossoms, absorbing the insult; at left, the loyal Ohatsu recoils in alarm behind the screen — the avenger-to-be witnessing the offence.
賣家的故事
**Rare kabuki subject · The design behind Kuniyoshi's famous cat parody of the same scene**
Artist: Utagawa Kuniyoshi (歌川国芳, 1797–1861)
Title: Chūkō Kagami Yama (忠孝加々見山, "Loyalty and Filial Piety: Kagami Yama"), title cartouche continuing across the three sheets
Subject: The zōri-uchi (slipper-beating) scene, with the roles Tsubone Iwafuji (局岩藤), Chūrō Onoe (中老尾上), and the maidservant Ohatsu (召仕お初)
Actors (per role cartouches): Sawamura Sōjūrō V as Iwafuji (right); Ichimura Uzaemon XII as Onoe (centre); Bandō Shūka I as Ohatsu (left)
Technique: Nishiki-e colour woodblock, complete vertical ōban triptych
Date: c. 1847 (Kōka 4), consistent with the paired nanushi censor seals
Publisher: Ibaya Senzaburō (伊場仙版, seals lower corners)
Signature: Ichiyūsai Kuniyoshi ga (left and right sheets); Chōōrō Kuniyoshi ga (centre sheet)
Format: Oban tryptic, each sheet approx. 36*24cm
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Condition
Fair, honest antique condition commensurate with age: some ink bleeding, wear to the margins, and light wormhole damage. The composition nonetheless remains fully legible and the colours accurate. please review the photographs carefully.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
About the print
This is one of the most notorious moments in all of kabuki. The Kagamiyama story — often called the "female Chūshingura" — unfolds in the women's quarters of a great household, where the scheming senior lady-in-waiting Iwafuji persecutes the younger, honest Onoe. In the climactic humiliation depicted here, Iwafuji strikes Onoe with a straw sandal (zōri), an insult so unbearable that Onoe later takes her own life — and is avenged by her devoted maid Ohatsu, who kills Iwafuji and is elevated in her mistress's place.
Kuniyoshi captures the moment with theatrical economy: at right, Iwafuji advances holding the yellow zōri aloft, her wisteria robe (a visual pun on her name, fuji = wisteria) billowing with malice; at centre, Onoe sinks to the floor before a folding screen of plum blossoms, absorbing the insult; at left, the loyal Ohatsu recoils in alarm behind the screen — the avenger-to-be witnessing the offence.

