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Utagawa Kunisada; Publisher: Hayashiya Shōgorō; Carver: Yokogawa Takejirō — VisualArtsDB

Utagawa Kunisada; Publisher: Hayashiya Shōgorō; Carver: Yokogawa Takejirō

Japanese · b. 1786 — d. 1865

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Born 1786 — Died 1865

1840s

Actors Nakamura Utaemon IV as Honjōmaru Tsunagorō (R) and Bandō Shuka I as Ofusa's younger sister Koito (L)

Actors Nakamura Utaemon IV as Honjōmaru Tsunagorō (R) and Bandō Shuka I as Ofusa's younger sister Koito (L)

1850s

Kanno River at Shingawa Station [sic; Kanna River at Shinmachi Station]: (Actor Nakamura Gizaemon as) Ohyariko Denbei

Kanno River at Shingawa Station [sic; Kanna River at Shinmachi Station]: (Actor Nakamura Gizaemon as) Ohyariko Denbei

Actor Ichikawa Danjūrō VIII as Naofuku Maki Takarago, actually Jiraiya

Actor Ichikawa Danjūrō VIII as Naofuku Maki Takarago, actually Jiraiya

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3 artworks

Actors Nakamura Utaemon IV as Honjōmaru Tsunagorō (R) and Bandō Shuka I as Ofusa's younger sister Koito (L)

Actors Nakamura Utaemon IV as Honjōmaru Tsunagorō (R) and Bandō Shuka I as Ofusa's younger sister Koito (L)

, 1849

Kanno River at Shingawa Station [sic; Kanna River at Shinmachi Station]: (Actor Nakamura Gizaemon as) Ohyariko Denbei

Kanno River at Shingawa Station [sic; Kanna River at Shinmachi Station]: (Actor Nakamura Gizaemon as) Ohyariko Denbei

, 1852

Actor Ichikawa Danjūrō VIII as Naofuku Maki Takarago, actually Jiraiya

Actor Ichikawa Danjūrō VIII as Naofuku Maki Takarago, actually Jiraiya

, 1852