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Nakamura Nakazo II as Prince Koretaka disguised as the farmer Tsuchizo in the play "Interc... 1794. Creator: Toshusai Sharaku. Nakamura Nakazo II as Prince Koretaka disguised as the farmer Tsuchizo in the play "Interc... 1794
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Nakamura Nakazo II as Prince Koretaka disguised as the farmer Tsuchizo in the play "Interc... 1794. Creator: Toshusai Sharaku. Nakamura Nakazo II as Prince Koretaka disguised as the farmer Tsuchizo in the play "Interc... 1794
Nakamura Nakazo II as Prince Koretaka disguised as the farmer Tsuchizo in the play "Intercalary Year Praise of a Famous Poem (Uruo Toshi Meika no Homare), " performed at the Miyako Theater in the eleventh month, 1794, 1794
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This print showcases Nakamura Nakazo II in his role as Prince Koretaka disguised as the farmer Tsuchizo in the renowned play "Intercalary Year Praise of a Famous Poem". Created by the talented artist Toshusai Sharaku, this piece captures the essence of 18th-century Japanese theater. Nakazo's portrayal is nothing short of remarkable, as he seamlessly transforms into different characters with his impeccable acting skills. Dressed in traditional Edo-period attire, he dons a striking kimono and an intricately designed headscarf that adds to the authenticity of his disguise. The vibrant colors used in this woodblock print bring life to every detail, from Nakazo's expressive face to the elaborate cartouche framing him. The black katana blade held firmly in his hand symbolizes strength and power, contrasting against the soft beige and brown tones of his clothing. Kabuki theater enthusiasts will appreciate how this image captures not only Nakazo's talent but also highlights elements unique to Asian art forms. The Miyako Theater serves as a backdrop for this performance, reminding us of Japan's rich cultural heritage. Toshusai Sharaku skillfully portrays Nakamura Nakazo II's transformation into Prince Koretaka disguised as Tsuchizo through this stunning artwork. It is a testament to both artists' dedication and skill within their respective crafts. This print truly embodies the beauty and allure of traditional Japanese theater during the Edo period.
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