Kabuki acteur Ichikawa Danjūrō VIII als Kagekiyo...

Japanese Lithography - Utagawa Kunisada (1786-1865) - Actor Ichikawa Danjūrō VIII as Kagekiyo - Japan - 1970 Dimensions: 37 cm x 26 cm Condition and state of the Lithography: The litho is in a beautiful and well-preserved condition. The colors are still deep and vivid and have retained their original strength well. The fine lines and brushstrokes are nicely visible and give the image a characterful appearance. The whole piece has been neatly preserved and the details still come out beautifully. Lithography: Japanese lithography is a refined printing technique in which an image is carefully built up layer by layer. By using different printing layers, gorgeous deep colors, fine lines, and subtle details arise. The technique makes it possible to create very detailed and atmospheric images, giving Japanese lithos an elegant and distinctive appearance. Artist: Utagawa Kunisada (1786–1865), also known as Toyokuni III, was one of the most successful and prolific artists of Japanese ukiyo-e. He is especially known for his elegant depictions of actors from the kabuki theater, but he also produced many prints of beautiful women and scenes from daily life. His works stand out for their expressive faces, refined clothing, and vibrant colors. Kunisada worked during the late Edo period and was an important representative of the Utagawa School. Shipping: The lithography is carefully and securely packaged to protect it well during transport. The litho is sent by registered mail and provided with a Track & Trace code, so the shipment can be tracked throughout the entire journey.

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