Utamaro - Shamisen Player and Child
Utamaro - Shamisen Player and Child
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Kitagawa Utamaro
A Shamisen player and a child. Woman Playing a Shamisen while her son clasps her; "Sekidera Temple" (Sekidera), from the series Fashionable Adaptations of the Seven Komachi Plays.
This print belongs to a series showing contemporary women and children likened to Noh plays based on seven legendary episodes in the life of the ninth-century poetess Ono no Komachi. In the play Sekidera Komachi, the elderly Komachi is staying at a hut near Sekidera Temple in Ōtsu City, northeast of Kyoto, and is visited by two monks and a child who want to learn about poetry, and the child dances to gagaku (ancient court music).
Publisher: Unknown
Condition: Very good color and condition. Silver background. Some minor stains as shown.
Date: Original was 1803 - this is 20th century reprint.
Genre: Ukiyo-e
Medium: Woodblock Print

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