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Traditional Japanese theatre: three men-at-arms threaten a male and a female character, 1900 (illustration)
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Traditional Japanese theatre: three men-at-arms threaten a male and a female character, 1900 (illustration)
7202904 Traditional Japanese theatre: three men-at-arms threaten a male and a female character, 1900 (illustration) by Arai, Yoshimune (1873-1945); Private Collection; (add.info.: Traditional Japanese theatre (kabuki): three men-at-arms threaten a male character and a female character. Illustration by Yoshimune Arai (1873 - 1945) for a book published in Tokyo, Japan, in 1900: " Scenes from the Japanese Theater, the Village School (Terakoya)" ); © Patrice Cartier. All rights reserved 2022
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This print captures a dramatic scene from traditional Japanese theatre. In the illustration, three formidable men-at-arms loom over a male and female character, creating an atmosphere of tension and danger. The artwork, created by Yoshimune Arai in 1900 for a book titled "Scenes from the Japanese Theater, the Village School (Terakoya)" showcases the intricate costumes and attire worn during kabuki performances. The image transports us to early 20th century Japan, where the power dynamics between characters are vividly portrayed. The male character appears vulnerable while the female character exudes strength and resilience. Their contrasting roles add depth to this theatrical moment. Arai's attention to detail is evident in his depiction of weaponry such as sabers and swords held by the menacing men-at-arms. These defensive weapons symbolize both physical strength and domination. Through this illustration, we catch a glimpse of Japan's rich cultural heritage preserved through its traditional theater practices. The kimono-clad actors embody centuries-old traditions that continue to captivate audiences today. This thought-provoking print serves as a reminder of the enduring power of theater as an art form that transcends time and borders. It invites us to reflect on themes of gender dynamics, power struggles, tradition, and human emotions within historical contexts.
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