Prints of wigs and headgear
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of these prints are listed in Kuniyoshi by Basil William Robinson,
1961, Victoria and Albert Museum, London. |
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Title: None Description: Kabuki actor Ichikawa Kuzô II
with various wigs Date: c. 1840-1842 Publisher: Izumi-ya Ichibei |
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Title: None Description: Bandô Shuka I with various wigs and headgear Format: Ôban (about 14 by 10 inches or 36 by
25 centimeters) Date: 1847-1850 (censors Mera and
Murata) Publisher: Sano-ya Kihei I am grateful to Robert Pryor for this
image. |
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Title: Fashionable Sumô
Wigs, Senjokô Toritsugi”
(Fûryû sumô kazura
Senjokô Toritsugi, 風流角力数面去 丸清板) Description: This is a hikifuda (advertising print). The text in the right lower corner reads “Senjokô Toritsugi” (仙女香取次, the brand
being advertised) Format: Ôban (about 14 by 10 inches or 36 by
25 centimeters) Date: c. 1841-1842 Publisher: No seal |
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Title: Disguises of
the Chinese Performer Description: Standing
Chinese man with masks and headgear Format: Ôban (about 14 by 10 inches or 36 by
25 centimeters) Date: c. 1840-1842 Publisher: No seal |
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Series: Fashionable
hairstyles of twelve months (Fûryû atama juni tsuki,
風流あたま十二月) Description: Kneeling
figure with a hairstyle for each of the twelve months Format: 12 7/8 x 8
7/8 inches Date: c. 1840-1842 |
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Series: Fashionable
hairstyles of twelve months (Fûryû atama juni tsuki,
風流あたま十二月) Description: Kneeling figure
with a hairstyle for each of the twelve months Format: 12 7/8 x 8
7/8 inches Date: c. 1840-1842 |
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Modern reproduction of the above design |
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Title: None Description: Standing
figure with headgear Format: Unknown Date: c. 1841-1842 Publisher: No seal I am grateful to Robert Pryor for this
image. |
