Kunichika Toyohara Meest populaire schilderijen

The kabuki actors (right to left) Ichimura Kakitsu IV as Asahina Tobei, Nakamura Shikan IV as Washi no Chokichi and Sawamura Tosshi II as Yume no Ichirobei, IV/1868, Kunichika Toyohara

Vibrant Kabuki actor portraits by Toyohara Kunichika capture the dramatic essence of 1868 Japan through masterful ukiyo-e woodblock printing, inviting you to explore this exquisite piece of theatrical history.

[Mitate] Actors in the evening, returning to the dressing room door Kunichika Toyohara

Vibrant Kabuki actor portraits by Toyohara Kunichika capture the intimate backstage life of 1865 Japan through masterful ukiyo-e woodblock printing, inviting you to explore this exquisite piece of theatrical history.

Genji Viewing Snow From a Balcony (1867)

A serene scene of Prince Genji dining amidst falling snow captured in this 1867 Japanese woodblock print by Toyohara Kunichika, offering a peaceful glimpse into the Meiji era available for your collection.

Scene from the play “Daybreak patterns of the crane and tortoise - first basket”\n\nScene from the play “Daybreak patterns of the crane and tortoise - first basket” (1871) by Kunichika Toyohara

All-Cast of the Most Favorite Geishas door Kunichika Toyohara

Print commemorating the death of the actors Segawa Michinojo and Bando Mitsugoro door Kunichika Toyohara, 1873

Rare Ukiyo-e print by Toyohara Kunichika depicting tragic Kabuki actors. A poignant 1873 artwork showcasing drama, vibrant colors & traditional Japanese woodblock printing techniques.

Kunichika Toyohara, Artisans, Beauties, and Annual Events (1874)

A vibrant scene of traditional Japanese life featuring figures in colorful attire by Toyohara Kunichika captures the essence of the Meiji period, inviting you to explore this exquisite piece of ukiyo-e history.

Scene from Kabuki plays : [Shinobugaoka Koiwa Kusemono], 1867, Kunichika Toyohara

Collection of Famous Places: Edo: Doll Dancer (1867) by Kunichika Toyohara

Discover "Collection of Famous Places: Edo: Doll Dancer" by Toyohara Kunichika (1867). A dynamic Ukiyo-e print featuring warrior & monk combat. Explore Edo period art, bold lines & vibrant colors.

Baiko 100 Varieties

Toyohara Kunichika’s "Baiko 100 Varieties" showcases Kabuki theater in vibrant Ukiyo-e style. Explore this dynamic woodblock print, rich with detail & color, capturing a pivotal moment of performance.

Kabukiza Autumn Play, door Kunichika Toyohara, 1897