Tokohara Kunichika Pair Of Ukiyo-e Prints On Wood.

Pair of original ukiyo-e prints dated 1869 and 1867 from the Beniya Gallery. High-quality patinated metal frame and silk mat, in very good condition. These ukiyo-e prints date from the late 19th century, created by the Japanese artist Toyohara Kunichika (1835-1900), a renowned master of the Meiji period. The works depict a kabuki actor in a traditional role, with meticulous details of the costumes and makeup typical of kabuki theater. Kunichika's ukiyo-e prints are particularly prized for their vibrant portrayal of kabuki actors and their innovative use of color. These works are highly sought after by collectors of Japanese art, kabuki theater enthusiasts, and museum institutions specializing in Asian art for their historical and artistic significance, documenting an important period in Japanese culture. Shipping is possible; please contact us.