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Act II, Sugawara

Archive Art File: ART 090/2/2 Contains digital media

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Type of record: Archive

Title: Act II, Sugawara

Level: File

Classmark: ART 090/2/2

Date(s): 1820-1867

Size and medium: woodcut print

Manifest: https://iiif.library.leeds.ac.uk/presentation/cc/cr39y6lj

Persistent link: https://explore.library.leeds.ac.uk/special-collections-explore/397420

Collection group(s): Special Collections Art

Description

Sugawara no. 2: (Two episodes appear to be illustrated in this scene.) Michizane's house in Kyoto, by the shores of a lake, before he became Chancellor. He is here shown in his capacity of tutor teaching Takebe Genzo, a loyal retainer, who afterwards became tutor of his son, Kanshusai. The uncouth youth sprawling on the veranda is not Kanshusai, nor is he Genzo's son, as the latter has no son; whom he represents is uncertain.


Behind, Michizane is shown taking leave of his wife and adopted daughter, on departing for Court when appointed Minister to the Emperor.

Additional description

Print mounted with hinges on an acidic card backing with window mat.

Physical characteristics

Technique: woodcut

Medium: print

Support: paper

Object: width 370mm height 254mm

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