This is a print of a striking Japanese artwork from 1883, titled 'Sadanji I as the fishmonger Fukashichi (in reality the samurai Kanawa Goro)'. The work depicts a powerful portrait of a kabuki actor, characterized by an expressive facial expression and traditional kumadori makeup that emphasizes the intensity of the character.
The print is executed in vibrant colors, including red, blue, and black, and features detailed patterns in the figure's clothing. The work is adorned with Japanese calligraphy and seals, contributing to its authenticity and historical context. The piece is framed in a sleek black wooden frame, allowing the colors and details of the print to be displayed to their full potential.
The print is in excellent condition, with colors that are bright and well-preserved. The framing is sturdy and includes hanging hardware on the back, ready to be mounted directly on the wall.
This print is a sophisticated addition to an interior with a penchant for Asian art or eclectic styles. The work comes into its own beautifully in a study, hallway, or living room, where it serves as an intriguing topic of conversation.
Specifications
ConditionVery goodColorsBlack, Blue, Multi Color, RedMaterialPaper, Plastic, WoodNumber of items1OrientationPortraitArt sizeSmallHeight43 cmWidth33 cm