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Utagawa Kuniyasu
Utagawa Kuniyasu
Actors Iwai Kumesaburo II as Kamatas Daughter (Musume) Ofude and Seki Sanjuro II as Boatman (Sendo) Gonshiro
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View of Kanei-ji Temple at Toeizan (Toeizan Kanei-ji no zu) from the series Newly Published Perspective Pictures (Shinpan uki-e)
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Actors Bando Mitsugoro III as Funakoshi Juemon (R) and Iwai Hanshiro V as Kashiku no Osono (L)
Utagawa Kuniyasu
View of Senso-ji Temple at Kinryuzan (Kinryuzan Senso-ji no zu) from the series Newly Published Perspective Pictures (Shinpan uki-e)
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Actors Ichikawa Danjuro VII as Chienai Actually (Jitsu wa) Kisanta (R) Bando Mitsugoro III as Kiichi Hogen (C) and Iwai Kumesaburo II as Torazo Actually (Jitsu wa) Ushiwakamaru (L)
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Actor Bando Mitsugoro III Looking at a Potted Plum
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Eight Views of Japan Kiyomigaseki (Yamato hakkei Kiyomigaseki): Nagao of the Owariya from the series Courtesans Compared to Eight Views (Keisei mitate hakkei)
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Fireworks at Ryogoku Bridge: Actors
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Actor Nakamura Utaemon III as a Shirabyoshi Dancer
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Actor Nakamura Utaemon III as Saito Sanemori
Kuniyasu Utagawa (Kuniyasu Utagawa, 6th year of Kansei <1794> --6th July, 3rd year of Tenpo <1st August 1832>) is an ukiyo-e artist in the late Edo period.
The first student of Toyokuni Utagawa. Common names are Yasujiro (one theory is Yasugoro) and Ichihosai. He lived in Aioi-cho, Honjo, and later in Fukagawa Ogibashi. The drawing period is from culture to the year of death, and it is said that he entered Toyokuni around this time because he signed the Yakusha-e of the 5th year of culture (1808) as "Toyogokumonjin Anga". It is said that he lived with him. In addition to Yakusha-e, he draws beauty paintings, uki-e paintings, illustrations of gōkan, uchiwa-e paintings, and handwriting paintings. At one point, the name of the painting was Yasunobu Nishikawa, but later he returned to his former name, Kuniyasu. Year 39. According to Toyokuni-sensei's monument, which was built in 1828, there are Utagawa Yasunobu, Utagawa Yasushige, Utagawa Yasukiyo, Utagawa Yasushige, Utagawa Yasutsune, Utagawa Yasuharu, and Utagawa Yasuhide. Kuniyasu, Utagawa Kunimaru, and Utagawa Kuninao are said to be the three crows under Toyokuni, and Kuniyasu was the leading figure.