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The actors Ichikawa Raizo in the role of Umeomaru and Nakaji

The actors Ichikawa Raizo in the role of Umeomaru and Nakaji


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The actors Ichikawa Raizo in the role of Umeomaru and Nakaji

The actors Ichikawa Raizo in the role of Umeomaru and Nakajima Mihoeimon in the role of Shihei. Date between 1761 and 1772

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This woodblock print depicts the renowned Japanese actor Ichikawa Raizo in the role of Umeomaru, a character from the classic Kabuki play "Shibaraku." The print is dated between 1761 and 1772, and it showcases Raizo's exceptional skill and charisma as an actor. Umeomaru is a samurai who, in the play, is falsely accused of treason and is forced to flee from his lord. In this print, Raizo is depicted wearing the traditional Kabuki costume of a samurai, complete with a sword at his side and a determined expression on his face. His posture is strong and confident, reflecting the inner strength and resilience of Umeomaru's character. The print also features Nakajima Mihoeimon as Shihei, Umeomaru's loyal companion. Mihoeimon is shown in the background, looking concerned and ready to defend his friend. The intricate woodcut details of their costumes and the expressive facial expressions of the actors bring the scene to life, transporting the viewer to the world of Kabuki theater. Woodblock prints like this one were a popular form of art in Japan during the Edo period, and they played an essential role in documenting and preserving the history of Kabuki theater. They allowed people who could not attend live performances to experience the art form and appreciate the skill and talent of the actors. This particular print is a testament to the enduring appeal of Kabuki theater and the legacy of Ichikawa Raizo and Nakajima Mihoeimon as iconic figures in Japanese cultural history.

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