国周 / 皿屋敷化粧姿鑑
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幽霊
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¥680,000
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作品
年代: 明治25年
サイズ : 大判3枚続
刷 : 良
保存 : 良
詳細 : 裏打 / 3枚貼り合わせ / シワ / 少シミ
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日本で有名な怪談の一つ『番町皿屋敷』から。
屋敷に仕える侍女のお菊は家宝である１０枚の皿のうち、１枚を誤って割ってしまう。
主人の青山播磨からお菊は咎められて、井戸に身を投じ自害する。
まもなく夜な夜な井戸からは皿を数える女の声が聞こえたと言われている。
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Date : 1892
Size : O-ban / Triptych
Impression : Good
Condition : Good
Detail : Backed / 3 prints pasted together / Creased Slight foxing / Ghost
This is one of the most famous ghost stories in Japanese folklore, "Bancho Sarayashiki.
Okiku was the beautiful servant of revered samurai Aoyama Harima, and accidentally she breaks one of the ten plates which is a family heirloom.
Her master, Aoyama Harima, blames Okiku and she commits suicide by throwing herself into a well.
Soon after, it is said that a woman's voice counting the plates could be heard night after night from the well.
Kunichika was a pupil of Chikanobu and Toyokuni III and was called the "Sharaku of the Meiji era" by Kojima Usui, and it is said that Kunichika originated the new composition of depicting a single actor on triptychs. Kunichika is said to be an odd character, as Kunichika himself admitted. He had a habit of changing his residence and wives, and according to him, he moved 117 times. He had more than 40 wives, but none of them lasted long. He loved to drink and have fun, and even when he received money for his paintings, he would spend it as soon as he could, so much so that he spent his later years wearing only a kimono, and would ask the publisher to lend him a kimono when he would sketch actors for the Kabuki stage. However, when he saw someone in trouble, he could not help but help them, and sometimes he even gave guests' things to people who are suffering.
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作品
年代: 明治25年
サイズ : 大判3枚続
刷 : 良
保存 : 良
詳細 : 裏打 / 3枚貼り合わせ / シワ / 少シミ
ディレクターコメント
日本で有名な怪談の一つ『番町皿屋敷』から。
屋敷に仕える侍女のお菊は家宝である１０枚の皿のうち、１枚を誤って割ってしまう。
主人の青山播磨からお菊は咎められて、井戸に身を投じ自害する。
まもなく夜な夜な井戸からは皿を数える女の声が聞こえたと言われている。
作品ページの見方とご購入ガイド
Information
Date : 1892
Size : O-ban / Triptych
Impression : Good
Condition : Good
Detail : Backed / 3 prints pasted together / Creased Slight foxing / Ghost
This is one of the most famous ghost stories in Japanese folklore, "Bancho Sarayashiki.
Okiku was the beautiful servant of revered samurai Aoyama Harima, and accidentally she breaks one of the ten plates which is a family heirloom.
Her master, Aoyama Harima, blames Okiku and she commits suicide by throwing herself into a well.
Soon after, it is said that a woman's voice counting the plates could be heard night after night from the well.
Kunichika was a pupil of Chikanobu and Toyokuni III and was called the "Sharaku of the Meiji era" by Kojima Usui, and it is said that Kunichika originated the new composition of depicting a single actor on triptychs. Kunichika is said to be an odd character, as Kunichika himself admitted. He had a habit of changing his residence and wives, and according to him, he moved 117 times. He had more than 40 wives, but none of them lasted long. He loved to drink and have fun, and even when he received money for his paintings, he would spend it as soon as he could, so much so that he spent his later years wearing only a kimono, and would ask the publisher to lend him a kimono when he would sketch actors for the Kabuki stage. However, when he saw someone in trouble, he could not help but help them, and sometimes he even gave guests' things to people who are suffering.
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