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An actor in the role of Kurando Yukinaga : Two actors in the
An actor in the role of Kurando Yukinaga : Two actors in the roles of Saitogo Kunitake and a female Buddhist devotee : An actor in the role of Osadanotaro Nagamune. Four actors (right to left): Kuroda Ukinaga, Saitogo Kunitake and Onna Gyoja, and Nagata no Taro Nagamune. Date 1847 or 1848
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Buddhist Devotee Role Roles Kurando
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1. Title: "Theatre of the Floating World: Kurando Yukinaga and His Companions" This print depicts three prominent actors of the Japanese Kabuki theatre during the mid-19th century. The central figure is Kurando Yukinaga, portrayed in an intense and focused expression, dressed as a samurai warrior, Saitogo Kunitake. To his left, we find Osadanotaro Nagamune, dressed as a nobleman, and a female Buddhist devotee, Onna Gyoja, to his right. The print, created between 1847 and 1848, showcases the actors' mastery of their craft, capturing the essence of their respective roles. Kurando Yukinaga, a renowned actor of his time, was known for his versatility and ability to embody various characters with great depth and emotion. Saitogo Kunitake, a samurai character, is often depicted in Kabuki plays as a brave and loyal warrior. In this print, Kurando Yukinaga embodies the role with conviction, his piercing gaze and stern expression conveying the intensity and determination of the character. Osadanotaro Nagamune, portrayed on the left, is dressed in elegant clothing, reflecting his noble status. His calm and composed demeanor contrasts with Kurando Yukinaga's intensity, adding depth and complexity to the scene. The female Buddhist devotee, Onna Gyoja, adds a spiritual element to the print. Her serene expression and traditional attire emphasize her devotion and connection to the spiritual world. This print offers a glimpse into the rich world of Japanese Kabuki theatre, showcasing the skill and artistry of its actors and their ability to transport audiences to another world.
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