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Utagawa Kunimaru
Utagawa Kunimaru
Book covers for Sakigake Soga (fude no inochige) Vols. 1 and 2
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The Fifth Month (Gogatsu): Actor Bando Mitsugoro III as a Warrior Doll of Lord Masakiyo (Kabuto ningyo Masakiyo ko) from the series Twelve Months (Juni tsuki no uchi)
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Actor Bando Mitsugoro III as a Courtesan (Keisei) a Priest of the Handa Inari Shrine (Handa Inari) and Narihira from the series Twelve Months (Juni tsuki no uchi)
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View of Naka-no-cho in the New Yoshiwara in Edo (Edo Shin Yoshiwara Naka-no-cho no zu) from the series New Edition of Perspective Pictures (Shinpan uki-e)
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View of Asakusa Kannon in Edo (Edo Asakusa Kannon no zu) from the series New Edition of Perspective Pictures (Shinpan uki-e)
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Memorial Portrait of Actors Sawamura Sojuro IV and Segawa Roko IV in Michiyuki shide no tabi
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Woman with Umbrella and Dog in Snow
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Cherry-blossom Viewing at Toeizan in Edo (Edo Toeizan hanami no zu) from the series New Edition of Perspective Pictures (Shinpan uki-e)
Utagawa Kunimaru
The Fifth Month (Gogatsu): Actor Bando Mitsugoro III as a Warrior Doll of Lord Masakiyo (Kabuto ningyo Masakiyo ko) from the series Twelve Months (Juni tsuki no uchi)
Utagawa Kunimaru
Wrapper for the book (Chugi kyokai) Akamatsu monogatari Part 8
Utagawa Kunimaru (Utagawa Kunimaru, Kansei 5th year <1793> --Bunsei 12th November 23rd <1829 December 18th>) is an ukiyo-e artist in the middle of the Edo period.
The first student of Toyokuni Utagawa. His real surname is Maeda, commonly known as Bunji. Also called Iseya Ihachi. It is named after Utagawa's paintings, and is called Ichiensai, Gosairou, Kakuuntei, Saikashiro, and Fuchoan. At first, the name of the painting was called Bunji. A person from Edo, his father runs a pawn shop in Honmachi 2-chome. In addition, Keisai Eisen's "Unnamed Osamu Essay" describes Kunimaru as "a gate leaf of Hōrō (Horo Tagawa), who enjoys playing with the wind, deeply interacting with various famous families, and enjoying haiku." , The haiku name was called Ryuo. The drawing period was from culture to Bunsei, and he worked on many illustrations for the gōkan "Kacho Fugetsu Akira" published in 1809, as well as uki-e and bijin-ga. leave. Year 37. The graveyard is Asakusa Shin-Horibata Gonnenji Temple. There are Shigemaru Utagawa, Toshimaru Utagawa, and Teruhito Utagawa, who are also considered to be Hiroshige Utagawa's students. Under the first Toyokuni gate, he was a master of Utagawa Kuniyasu and Utagawa Kuninao, and was called the Three Crows.