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Utagawa Kuniyasu
Two unidentified actors in a scene from a parody (mitate): Man and Woman in Night Snow
1800 – 1832
Gift of Sarah and Otto Graf.
1983/2.93

Utagawa Kuniyasu
Comparisons of Women to the Hundred and Eight Heroes of "Outlaws of the Marsh" [Tsûzoku suikoden gôketsu hyaku hachi nin no hitori]: the courtesan Hanaôgi of the Ôgiya
1825 – 1832
Gift of Herbert Barrows
2002/2.92

Utagawa Kuniyasu
Iwai Hanshirô [V] in an unidentified female role, wearing a grand Chinese jacket and holding an enormous pipe
1815 – 1832
Gift of Dr. James Hayes
2003/1.500
This is a print of a man and a woman.  The man stands in front, two swords at his side, holding out a fan in his right hand.  He wears a green and yellow patterned jacket and a short blue robe.  The fan is black with a red circle.  The woman stands behind him, looking slightly downward.  She holds a floral patterned jacket around her shoulders.  Her robe is orange with a black sash.  There are lines of calligraphy along the top of the print.<br />  <br /> Inscriptions: Artist’s signature: Kuniyasu ga; Publisher’s seal: Matsugen; Censor’s seal: Kiwame; Kumagai jirō Naozane, Bandō Mitsugorō; Nyōbō Sagami, Segawa Kikunojō
Kuniyasu (Japanese (culture or style))
Ichi no tani futaba gunki: Bandō Mitsugorō III as Kumagai jirō Naozane and Segawa Kikunojō V as Wife Sagami
1815 – 1831
Gift of Dr. James Hayes
2003/1.502

Utagawa Kuniyasu
Iwai Hanshiro [V] as the servant Ohatsu, fencing with Iwafuji (left half of a diptych; pair w/ 2003/1.507.2)
1829
Gift of Dr. James Hayes
2003/1.507.1
In this print, a woman walks under an umbrella in the snow.  She wears an orange and green checked robe with a blue sash and carries a bucket by a rope (with name Sumidagawa) in her right hand.  The sky in the background is dark, and snow is falling.<br />  <br /> Inscriptions: Artist’s signature: Kuniyasu ga; Publisher’s seal: Hei; Censor’s seal: Kiwame; Fushimi, Iwai Shijaku
Utagawa Kuniyasu
Iwai Shijaku [I] as Fushimi, carrying a bucket of Sumidagawa saké
1822 – 1832
Gift of Dr. James Hayes
2003/1.510
This double-leaf print depicts two camels and accompanying foreign trainers or performers in fringed clothing, with ballooning pants and dark boots. Some of the performers play instruments, while others tend to the camels. Above both pages is writing by calligrapher Santô Kyôden describing the camels and their tour of Japan around 1821.
Utagawa Kuniyasu
Camel
1824
Museum purchase for the Paul Leroy Grigaut Memorial Collection
1969/2.90

Utagawa Kuniyasu
Onoe Kikugorô [III] as the Shirabyoshi [dancer] Yuya
1815 – 1832
Gift of Dr. James Hayes
2003/1.499

Utagawa Kuniyasu
Iwai Hanshirô [V] as Ohatsu, with a sandal
1824 – 1829
Gift of Dr. James Hayes
2003/1.501

Utagawa Kuniyasu
Ichikawa Monnosuke [III] as Hina ... (left half of a diptych; pair with 2003/1.508.2)
1810 – 1832
Gift of Dr. James Hayes
2003/1.508.1

Utagawa Kuniyasu
Bandô Mitsugorô [III] as ... Yamauba (a female dance role)
1815 – 1831
Gift of Dr. James Hayes
2003/1.503

Utagawa Kuniyasu
Yakusha mitate shônin (Actors as merchants): Iwai Hanshirô [V] as a peddler of Shiratama cakes, from "Yakusha mitate shônin (Actors as merchants)"
1815 – 1832
Gift of Dr. James Hayes
2003/1.505
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