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K-Art.Japan
| Address | 5-77-4 Shimmatsudo Matsudoshi Chiba, JAPAN ZIP:270-0034 |
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| Representative Name | NOBUTOSHI KOBAYASHI |
| Annual Revenue | closed |
| No. of Employees | closed |
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SD item code:11683847
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| S1 |
Frame color: Black
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フレームカラー：ブラック
(WR-3001)
JAN:4580233154993
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(WR-3001)
JAN:4580233154993
Wholesale Price: Members Only
1 pc /set
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| S2 |
Frame color: Brown
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フレームカラー：ブラウン
(WR-3002)
JAN:4580233155006
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(WR-3002)
JAN:4580233155006
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| S3 |
Frame color: natural
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フレームカラー：ナチュラル
(WR-3003)
JAN:4580233155013
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(WR-3003)
JAN:4580233155013
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| S4 |
Frame color: white
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フレームカラー：ホワイト
(WR-3004)
JAN:4580233155020
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(WR-3004)
JAN:4580233155020
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| S5 |
Frame color: Black
Mat Color:White
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フレームカラー：ブラック
マットカラー：ホワイト
(WR-3005)
JAN:4580233155037
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(WR-3005)
JAN:4580233155037
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1 pc /set
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| S6 |
Frame color: Brown
Mat color: White
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フレームカラー：ブラウン
マットカラー：ホワイト
(WR-3006)
JAN:4580233155044
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(WR-3006)
JAN:4580233155044
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1 pc /set
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| S7 |
Frame color: Natural
Mat color: white
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フレームカラー：ナチュラル
マットカラー：ホワイト
(WR-3007)
JAN:4580233155051
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(WR-3007)
JAN:4580233155051
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1 pc /set
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| S8 |
Frame color: white
Mat color: white
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フレームカラー：ホワイト
マットカラー：ホワイト
(WR-3008)
JAN:4580233155068
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(WR-3008)
JAN:4580233155068
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| S9 |
Frame color: Black
Mat Color:Black
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マットカラー：ブラック
(WR-3009)
JAN:4580233155075
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(WR-3009)
JAN:4580233155075
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1 pc /set
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| S10 |
Frame color: Brown
Mat Color:Black
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マットカラー：ブラック
(WR-3010)
JAN:4580233155082
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(WR-3010)
JAN:4580233155082
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1 pc /set
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| S11 |
Frame color: Natural
Mat color: Black
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フレームカラー：ナチュラル
マットカラー：ブラック
(WR-3011)
JAN:4580233155099
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(WR-3011)
JAN:4580233155099
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1 pc /set
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| S12 |
Frame color: White
Mat Color:Black
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フレームカラー：ホワイト
マットカラー：ブラック
(WR-3012)
JAN:4580233155105
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(WR-3012)
JAN:4580233155105
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1 pc /set
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*WR3001~WR3004 W650×H350×D15mm
*WR3005~WR3012 W750×H450×D15mm (with white mat or black mat) |
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Country of manufacture: Japan
Material / component: Natural wood * PET * Paper
Package: Individual box
Year of manufacture: 2023
Product tag: Attached
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Description
| Kuniyoshi Utagawa November 15, 1798 (January 1, 1798) - March 5, 1861 (April 14, 1861)) Ukiyoe artist of the late Edo period. He was called Ichiyusai Kuniyoshi from the beginning of Bunsei Era to the first year of Man'en Era. Later he was also called Saiyosha (mid-Bunsei Era), Asakuraro (early Tempo Era to the first year of Man'en Era), Yukigaya, and Senma. He was also known as Sesshin. He called himself "Utagawa," and his pen name was "Ryuen" (meaning "a poet's poet"), and his pen name was "Ichimyo Kaikai Chengfang. He was one of the leading ukiyoe artists of the late Edo period, and his abundance of imaginative ideas, novel designs, outlandish ideas, and assured drawing skills produced many works with a broad appeal that extended beyond the boundaries of ukiyoe. [Soma's Old Inner Palace] Around Koka 2-3 (1845-1846). Interviewed in the book [Zenchianbou Tadayoshi Den] by Santo Kyoden, published in Bunka 3 (1806). Princess Takiyasha (Princess May), the orphaned daughter of Taira no Masakado, along with her younger brother Taira no Ryomon, receives a mystical power from the spirit of a toad, Nekishibasen, who lives on Mount Tsukuba, and together they form a rebellion to follow their late father's wishes, using the ancient inner citadel of Soma, which was built by Masakado in imitation of his palace in Soma, Sashima County and then abandoned after a rebellion. In an attempt to defeat them, Mitsukuni Oyakutaro, a vassal of Minamoto no Yorinobu, engages in a battle with Princess Takiyasha's follower Araimaru, when a giant skeleton controlled by the princess breaks through a bamboo screen. The original depiction of a battle with hundreds of skeletons was adapted to one giant skeleton, and while it is customary to depict a single skeleton as part of a series of three paintings, Kuniyoshi's bold compositions are characterized by the fact that the skeleton fills the entire picture plane. The depiction of the skeleton is also quite accurate from a scholarly point of view, and it is believed that Kuniyoshi used Western books on anatomy as a reference. References Wikipedia |
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November 15, 1798 (January 1, 1798) - March 5, 1861 (April 14, 1861))
Ukiyoe artist of the late Edo period.
He was called Ichiyusai Kuniyoshi from the beginning of Bunsei Era to the first year of Man'en Era. Later he was also called Saiyosha (mid-Bunsei Era), Asakuraro (early Tempo Era to the first year of Man'en Era), Yukigaya, and Senma. He was also known as Sesshin. He called himself "Utagawa," and his pen name was "Ryuen" (meaning "a poet's poet"), and his pen name was "Ichimyo Kaikai Chengfang. He was one of the leading ukiyoe artists of the late Edo period, and his abundance of imaginative ideas, novel designs, outlandish ideas, and assured drawing skills produced many works with a broad appeal that extended beyond the boundaries of ukiyoe.
[Soma's Old Inner Palace]
Around Koka 2-3 (1845-1846). Interviewed in the book [Zenchianbou Tadayoshi Den] by Santo Kyoden, published in Bunka 3 (1806). Princess Takiyasha (Princess May), the orphaned daughter of Taira no Masakado, along with her younger brother Taira no Ryomon, receives a mystical power from the spirit of a toad, Nekishibasen, who lives on Mount Tsukuba, and together they form a rebellion to follow their late father's wishes, using the ancient inner citadel of Soma, which was built by Masakado in imitation of his palace in Soma, Sashima County and then abandoned after a rebellion. In an attempt to defeat them, Mitsukuni Oyakutaro, a vassal of Minamoto no Yorinobu, engages in a battle with Princess Takiyasha's follower Araimaru, when a giant skeleton controlled by the princess breaks through a bamboo screen. The original depiction of a battle with hundreds of skeletons was adapted to one giant skeleton, and while it is customary to depict a single skeleton as part of a series of three paintings, Kuniyoshi's bold compositions are characterized by the fact that the skeleton fills the entire picture plane. The depiction of the skeleton is also quite accurate from a scholarly point of view, and it is believed that Kuniyoshi used Western books on anatomy as a reference.
References Wikipedia