Discover the brightly coloured woodblock prints of actors from Japanese popular theatre.
found at the top right of the timeline.Utagawa Kunisada (1786 - 1864)
The character Yura Hyōgo at Namamugi, between Kawasaki and Kanagawa (EA1983.47)
The character Kezori Kuemon at Hamamatsu (EA1983.57)
The character Umeōmaru at Umenoki Village, between Minakuchi and Ishibe (EA1983.44)
The character Kumagai Jirō Naozane at Fujieda (EA1983.58)
The character Nyūdō Shinsai at Soga village, between Odawara and Hakone (EA1983.65)
The actor Ichimura Kakitsu IV in the female role of Ikazuchi no Otsuru (EA1983.53)
The actor Arashi Otohachi III as the evil priest Bungyū (EA1971.217)
An actor in the role of the samurai Nagoya Sanza (EAX.4211)
Tsukubaya Moemon competes for the love of the geisha Kasaya Sankatsu (EA1983.36.a)
The geisha Sankatsu holding two halves of a sake cup (EA1983.36.b)
Tōganeya Moemon competes for the love of the geisha Kasaya Sankatsu (EA1983.36.c)
Toyohara Kunichika (1835 - 1900)
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