Onoe Collection

Kabuki actor as Kiyohime, Japanese traditional story
Kabuki actor as Kiyohime, in a Japanese traditional story involving the beautiful daughter of a village magistrate who falls in love with a young priest

The Actor Osagawa Tsuneyo II as Onoe in the Play Haru no Nishiki Date-zome Soga... c. 1790. Creator: Katsukawa Shunko
The Actor Osagawa Tsuneyo II as Onoe in the Play Haru no Nishiki Date-zome Soga, Performed at the Nakamura Theater in the Fourth Month, 1790, c. 1790

Half length portrait of the actor Onoe Eizaburo in the role Os Soga Gora
1766592 Half length portrait of the actor Onoe Eizaburo in the role Os Soga Gora (colour woodblock print) by Kunimasa, Utagawa (1773-1810); Private Collection; (add.info)

Kabuki Actor Onoe Kikugoro I, ca. 1750. Creator: Yamamoto Yoshinobu
Kabuki Actor Onoe Kikugoro I, ca. 1750

Actor Oneo Kikugoro Role Soga no Goro Edo period
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Onoe matsusuke no raikAc sitennAc, The actor Onoe Matsusuke in the role of RaikAc ShitennAc (Minamoto Yorimitsu). Katsukawa, ShunjAc, active 1780-1790, artist, [between 1781 and 1789]

Onoe kikugorAc no sanjAc kokaji munechika, The actor Onoe KikugorAc in the role of SanjAc Kokaji Munechika. Torii, Kiyomitsu, 1735-1785, artist, [between 1757 and 1764], 1 print : woodcut

Onoe kikugorAc no hayano kanpei, The actor Onoe KikugorAc in the role of Hayano Kanpei. Utagawa, Toyokuni, 1786-1865, artist, [between 1818 and 1830], 1 print : woodcut, color; 38.5 x 26.6 cm

Onoe kikugorAc to umebachi, The actor Onoe KikugorAc and a potted plum tree. Utagawa, Kuniyasu, 1794-1832, artist, [between 1818 and 1830], 1 print : woodcut, color; 20.2 x 17.6 cm

Sandaime Onoe KikugorAc no iboshi Yuranosuke, The actor Onoe KikugorAc III in the role
Sandaime Onoe KikugorAc no AIboshi Yuranosuke, The actor Onoe KikugorAc III in the role of AIboshi Yuranosuke. Utagawa, Toyokuni, 1786-1865, artist, [between 1824 and 1830], 1 print : woodcut

Onoe tamizAc, The onnagata Onoe TamizAc. Katsukawa, ShunkAc, 1743-1812, artist, [between 1775 and 1777], 1 print : woodcut, color; 28.1 x 13.6 cm

Tsubone iwafuji chA'rAc onoe meshitukai hatsu, Three actors in the roles of Tsubo no Iwafuji, ChA'rAc Onoe, and Meishitsukai Hatsu

Sandaime onoe kikugorAc no yA'jo, Onoe KikugorAc III as a courtesan. Utagawa, Toyokuni, 1786-1865, artist, [between ca. 1825 and 1830], 1 print : woodcut, color; 21 x 18.4 cm

JAPAN: LETTER WRITER, c1774. The Japanese actor Onoe Tamizo, writing a letter. Color woodcut by Shunsho Katsukawa, c1774

The onnagata Onoe Tamizo. Print shows the actor Onoe Tamizo, full-length portrait, standing, facing right in an onnagata role. Date between 1775 and 1777

Three actors in the roles of Tsubo no Iwafuji, Churo Onoe, and Meishitsukai Hatsu. Date between 1848 and 1854

The actor Onoe Kikugoro in the role of Hayano Kanpei. Print shows the actor Onoe Kikugoro, full-length portrait, standing, facing slightly left, in the role of Hayano Kampei (Kayano Sanpei)

The actor Onoe Kikugoro in the role of oboshi Yuranosuke. Date between 1818 and 1830

The actors Onoe Matsusuke in the role of Princess Odamaki and otani Hiroji in the role of Okabe no Rokuyata. Date between 1764 and 1772

The actors Segawa Yujiro and Onoe Tamizo. Print shows the actors Segawa Yujiro and Onoe Tamizo, one in the role of a woman, the other a man kneeling in front of a hibachi. Date between 1764 and 1772

The actor Onoe Kikugoro in the role of Sanjo Kokaji Munechika. Print shows Onoe Kikugoro, an actor, full-length portrait, standing, facing left. Date between 1757 and 1764

The actor Onoe Matsusuke. Print shows the actor Onoe Matsusuke standing with his right hand inside a closed parasol. Date between 1772 and 1781

The actor Onoe Matsusuke in the role of Raiko Shitenno (Minamoto Yorimitsu). Print shows Onoe Matsusuke, an actor, full-length portrait, standing, facing left. Date between 1781 and 1789

The actor Onoe Tamizo writing a letter. Date between 1773 and 1775

Onoe Kikugoro III as a courtesan Onoe Kikugor? III as a cour
Onoe Kikugoro III as a courtesan. Print shows actor Onoe Kikugoro III, facing right, sitting on the floor, holding a sheet of paper, in an onnagata role as a courtesan. Date between ca. 1825 and 1830

The actor Onoe Kikugoro and a potted plum tree The actor Ono
The actor Onoe Kikugoro and a potted plum tree. Date between 1818 and 1830

The actors Onoe Kikugoro and Nakamura Kiyosaburo. Print shows actors Onoe Kikugoro and Nakamura Kiyosaburo, wearing geta, portraying street musicians. Date 1750, printed later

The actor Onoe Baiko. Print shows the actor Onoe Baiko, full-length portrait, standing on a boat, wearing heavy coat and geta, during snowstorm. Date between 1825 and 1830

The actor Onoe Kikugoro III in the role of oboshi Yuranosuke. Print shows a full-length portrait of Onoi Kikugoro, actor, facing left, holding sword in right hand, wearing robe

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"Onoe: A Journey through the World of Kabuki" Step into the captivating world of Kabuki, where actors transform themselves into mesmerizing characters that come to life on stage. One such actor is Onoe, who has left an indelible mark in the realm of Japanese traditional theater. In the play "Haru no Nishiki Date-zome Soga, " we witness Onoe's incredible portrayal of Kiyohime, a character from a famous Japanese folktale. With his exquisite costumes and masterful expressions, he transports us to ancient Japan, immersing us in the rich tapestry of its culture. Another iconic role played by Onoe is Os Soga Goro. In this half-length portrait captured by Katsukawa Shunko around 1790, we can see the intensity and dedication with which he embodies this character. The sheer passion emanating from his eyes draws us deeper into the story unfolding before our eyes. Onoe Matsusuke takes on yet another challenging role as Oiwa, the Ghost of the Murdered Wife. Through his haunting performance, he sends shivers down our spines and leaves an everlasting impression on our souls. The legacy continues with Onoe Kikugoro I, whose talent shines brightly in every role he undertakes. His portrayal as various characters like SanjAc and Hayano Kanpei showcases his versatility and ability to captivate audiences across different genres within Kabuki theater. A moment frozen in time captures Onoe Kikugoro I alongside a potted plum tree – a symbol of beauty and resilience. This image beautifully encapsulates both nature's gracefulness and human artistry intertwined seamlessly. Sandaime Onoe Kikugoro III graces us with his presence as Yuranosuke in one unforgettable performance. His commanding stage presence coupled with impeccable acting skills leave spectators spellbound throughout their journey alongside him.