Le rōnin Tamiya Iemon – Théâtre kabuki – Estampe originale

UTAGAWA KUNIYOSHI — THE KABUKI THEATER IN THE EDO PERIOD Japan, 1848 · Original colored print · Ōban tate-e Work by Utagawa Kuniyoshi (1798–1861), entitled « The ronin Tamiya Iemon with his sister-in-law and his brother-in-law », taken from the kabuki play « Manete Mimasu yotsuya no kikigaki » and published by the publisher Ōtaya Takichi in 1848. Three characters, expressive gazes and fabrics in deep blues and muted reds compose this theater scene. The layering of figures and the rhythm of the costumes give this print a striking presence. CHARACTERISTICS * Artist: Utagawa Kuniyoshi (1798–1861). * Origin: Japan, Edo period. * Date: 1848. * Work: original color print on paper, ukiyo-e. * Publisher: Ōtaya Takichi. * Format: ōban tate-e, vertical composition. * Dimensions: 24 × 36 cm, width × height, excluding frame. * Signature and marks: printed on the block, visible on the left side. It is not a handwritten signature. PRESENTATION The print is sold with its wooden frame under glass, visible in the photographs and included in the lot. CONDITION Good overall condition, colors vivid and fresh, with slight signs of aging. The photographs also show creases, particularly horizontal, edge wear and irregularities at the edges, small gaps and occasional perforations. The sheet is offered in its present state. The history of any restorations is not documented. The views of the recto, verso and details complete the description. The frame shows signs of use. PROVENANCE Acquired from the Éric Caudron studio during the sale of October 23, 2026 in Paris. The identification of the work and its characteristics reproduce the sale notice. Acquisition slip kept. SHIPPING Careful packaging suitable for a framed work under glass, with corner protection and reinforced packing. Tracked shipment. In-person pickup possible.

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