Yoshu Chikanobu's kabuki paintings are valuable documents that convey the dynamism of the theatrical world from the end of the Edo period through to the Meiji period. Influenced by his teacher, Toyohara Kunichika, he vividly depicted the power of the stage and the individuality of the actors.

In particular, many of his works use large triptychs, and are characterized by compositions that recreate the entire stage. They depict scenes from Kabuki plays in detail, focusing on popular actors of the time such as Ichikawa Danjuro. With rich colors and detailed brushwork, the actors' expressions, costume patterns, and stage sets are all carefully depicted, making them important works for understanding the state of Kabuki at the time.

Color: Black T-shirt
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Yangshu Chikanobu's Kabuki paintings are valuable historical records that convey the vibrant activity of the theatrical world from the late Edo period to the Meiji era. Influenced by his master, Toyohara Kunichika, he vividly depicted the dynamism of the stage and the individuality of the actors.

Many of his works feature large, three-panel compositions, often recreating the entire stage. He meticulously portrayed specific scenes from Kabuki plays, primarily focusing on popular actors of the time like Ichikawa Danjuro. With rich colors and intricate brushwork, he carefully rendered the actors' expressions, costume patterns, and even stage props, making these works crucial for understanding Kabuki during that period.

Color: Black T-shirt
Material: Cotton
Thickness: 5.6 oz
Sizes: S to 3XL
Side Design: Tubular body (no side seams)

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