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The Actor Ichikawa Omezo I as the Boatman Takihei (?) in the Play Ofunamori Ebi no... c1792. Creator: Katsukawa Shun'ei
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The Actor Ichikawa Omezo I as the Boatman Takihei (?) in the Play Ofunamori Ebi no... c1792. Creator: Katsukawa Shun'ei
The Actor Ichikawa Omezo I as the Boatman Takihei (?) in the Play Ofunamori Ebi no Kaomise (?), Performed at the Kawarazaki Theater (?) in the Eleventh Month, 1792 (?), c. 1792
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Bare Feet Bennosuke Ichikawa Expression Facial Expression Feet Foot Hosoban Ichikawa Bennosuke Ichikawa Omezô Ichikawa Omezo I Kabuki Kabuki Actor Katsukawa Shunei Left Sheet Of Diptych Omezo Ichikawa Rolling Up Sleeves Shunei Katsukawa Barefoot Colour Woodblock Print Playhouse
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This print showcases the renowned actor Ichikawa Omezo I in his role as the boatman Takihei, from the play Ofunamori Ebi no Kaomise. Created by Katsukawa Shun'ei during the 18th century Edo period, this woodblock print captures a moment of intense drama and expression. Omezo's powerful presence is evident as he stands tall with his bare feet firmly planted on the ground, exuding confidence and strength. His facial expression reveals a deep sense of determination and focus, drawing viewers into his character's world. The vibrant colors used in this artwork add to its allure, bringing life to every detail - from Omezo's flowing robes to the intricate patterns adorning them. The artist's skillful use of color woodblock printing technique further enhances the overall impact of this piece. Set against a backdrop that hints at a serene countryside location, Omezo commands attention with his commanding posture and rolled-up sleeves ready for action. This image captures not only an iconic moment in kabuki theater but also exemplifies the artistry and craftsmanship associated with ukiyo-e prints. Displayed in an art gallery or museum setting like The Art Institute of Chicago, this striking print serves as a testament to Japan's rich artistic heritage. It invites viewers to delve into centuries-old theatrical traditions while appreciating both the technical mastery behind woodblock printing and Ichikawa Omezo I's remarkable talent as an actor.
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