Triptych: Yakusha jigao mitate [?] [?] Chūshingura

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Yakusha jigao mitate [?] [?] Chūshingura

Yakusha jigao mitate [?] [?] Chūshingura

Yakusha jigao mitate [?] [?] Chūshingura

Yakusha jigao mitate [?] [?] Chūshingura

Yakusha jigao mitate [?] [?] Chūshingura

Yakusha jigao mitate [?] [?] Chūshingura

triptych print; mitate-e

triptych print; mitate-e

triptych print; mitate-e

triptych print; mitate-e

Triptych: Actors as the Sixteen Arhats (Mitate: Jūroku Rakan)

Triptych: Actors as the Sixteen Arhats (Mitate: Jūroku Rakan)

Triptych: Ushiwaka (Minamoto Yoshitsune) Battling Tengu (Mitate setsu-getsu-ka no uchi kurama zuki)

Triptych: Ushiwaka (Minamoto Yoshitsune) Battling Tengu (Mitate setsu-getsu-ka no uchi kurama zuki)

from the series Actors Representing the Seven Komachi (Mitate yakusha nana Komachi)

from the series Actors Representing the Seven Komachi (Mitate yakusha nana Komachi)

Actors as the Sixteen Arhats (Mitate: Jūroku Rakan)

Actors as the Sixteen Arhats (Mitate: Jūroku Rakan)

Actors as the Sixteen Arhats (Mitate: Jūroku Rakan)

Actors as the Sixteen Arhats (Mitate: Jūroku Rakan)

Yuki mitate shūka kasugaya tokijirō

Yuki mitate shūka kasugaya tokijirō

Act Six from the series Treasury of Loyal Retainers (Chūshingura) Parodied by Famous Beauties: A Set of Twelve Prints (Komei bijin mitate Chūshingura, junimai tsuzuki)

Act Six from the series Treasury of Loyal Retainers (Chūshingura) Parodied by Famous Beauties: A Set of Twelve Prints (Komei bijin mitate Chūshingura, junimai tsuzuki)

Arashi Rikan II in a Mitate Role, Wankyū (left panel); Nakamura Matsue III in a Mitate Role, Matsuyama (right panel)

Arashi Rikan II in a Mitate Role, Wankyū (left panel); Nakamura Matsue III in a Mitate Role, Matsuyama (right panel)

Matsumoto Koshiro IV and Nakayama Tomisaburo, the left hand sheet of a triptych entitled “Six Actors Likened to the Immortal Poets" ("Yakusha Rokkasen")

Matsumoto Koshiro IV and Nakayama Tomisaburo, the left hand sheet of a triptych entitled “Six Actors Likened to the Immortal Poets" ("Yakusha Rokkasen")

Triptych: Kiyomasa Ryōjū o Ikedorite Denka no Jinchū ni Hikashimu (Ehon Taikōku: maki chū)

Triptych: Kiyomasa Ryōjū o Ikedorite Denka no Jinchū ni Hikashimu (Ehon Taikōku: maki chū)

Night Rain in the Grove at Gion Shrine (Gion bayashi yau), from the series "Selected Eight Views (Mitate hakkei)"

Night Rain in the Grove at Gion Shrine (Gion bayashi yau), from the series "Selected Eight Views (Mitate hakkei)"

Mt. Tate in Etchū Province (Etchū Tateyama), from the series Wrestling Matches between Mountains and Seas (Sankai mitate sumō)

Mt. Tate in Etchū Province (Etchū Tateyama), from the series Wrestling Matches between Mountains and Seas (Sankai mitate sumō)

Triptych: Surrender of Admiral Ding Ruchang of the Northern (Chinese) Fleet at the Fall of Weihaiwei (Ikaiei kanraku hokuyōkantai teitoku teijoshō kofukuzu)

Triptych: Surrender of Admiral Ding Ruchang of the Northern (Chinese) Fleet at the Fall of Weihaiwei (Ikaiei kanraku hokuyōkantai teitoku teijoshō kofukuzu)

The Evening Bell of the Nun (Bikuni no bansho), from the series "Eight Views of Fashionable Human Relations (Furyu jinrin mitate hakkei)"

The Evening Bell of the Nun (Bikuni no bansho), from the series "Eight Views of Fashionable Human Relations (Furyu jinrin mitate hakkei)"

Mitate: Nakamura Baigyoku (Utaemon III) as Tsujikaze Happei (a); Arashi Rikan II as Ushiwaka Saburō (b); Nakamura Shikan II as Inaba Tarō (c); and Iwai Shijaku as Inaba (d)

Mitate: Nakamura Baigyoku (Utaemon III) as Tsujikaze Happei (a); Arashi Rikan II as Ushiwaka Saburō (b); Nakamura Shikan II as Inaba Tarō (c); and Iwai Shijaku as Inaba (d)

Woman Strolling to Marishiten Shrine/ Boar (I) -- Shitaya, from the series Allusions to the Twelve Zodiac Animals at Famous Places in Edo for the Ichiyō Circle (Ichiyōren Edo meisho mitate jūnishi), with poems by Bunkyosha Takamaru, Bunshukusha Otoyoshi

Woman Strolling to Marishiten Shrine/ Boar (I) -- Shitaya, from the series Allusions to the Twelve Zodiac Animals at Famous Places in Edo for the Ichiyō Circle (Ichiyōren Edo meisho mitate jūnishi), with poems by Bunkyosha Takamaru, Bunshukusha Otoyoshi

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