A Collection of Great Praises to Enhance the Name Recognition for Beautiful, Masculine Stars at the Five Seasonal Festivals : The Actor Bando Hikosaburo of Otowaya Shinsui as Aratamano Harugoro 美伊達五節句花方揃侠気名弘一名ほめことば 新玉の春五郎 坂東彦三郎 音羽屋 薪水
Utagawa Toyokuni Ⅲ, Kanagaki Robun 歌川豊国(3代)/画 仮名垣魯文/讃詞
- Collection of
- Edo-Tokyo Museum
- Title
- A Collection of Great Praises to Enhance the Name Recognition for Beautiful, Masculine Stars at the Five Seasonal Festivals : The Actor Bando Hikosaburo of Otowaya Shinsui as Aratamano Harugoro
- Collection ID
- 13200029
- Creator
- Utagawa Toyokuni Ⅲ, Kanagaki Robun
- Creation Date
- 1863 19世紀
- Size
- 35.6cm x 25.1cm
- Edo-Tokyo Museum Digital Archives
- https://www.edohakuarchives.jp/detail-721.html
Other items of Edo-Tokyo Museum (85034)
National Industrial Exhibition in Tokyo, the Taiwan Pavilion
Edo-Tokyo Museum
Wedgewood Biscuit Can
Edo-Tokyo Museum
Circular Bulletin of Tonarigumi (Neighborhood Association) in Minatochō, Kyōbashiku: Implementation Guideline of the Tokyoshi Coupon System for Sugar and Matches
Edo-Tokyo Museum
“50th Anniversary Ceremony of Gakushūin...” (Political and Social Photo News from the Early Shōwa Era)
Edo-Tokyo Museum
Room Themed on Samurai Headquarters in Yahata (Restaurant), Omori
Edo-Tokyo Museum
Purple Sale Bottle with Cherry Blossom in Suzuhaku
Edo-Tokyo Museum
July 26th, 1911 (Susaki Licensed Quarters) Actual Scene of the Digging Up of the Dead Bodies
Edo-Tokyo Museum
Rolling Paper, Yayoi
Edo-Tokyo Museum
Four Girls and Stuffed Birds
TANAKA Taisuke
Edo-Tokyo Museum
Plant Painting Postcard: Japanese Irises
Edo-Tokyo Museum
Cultural Property Survey Photograph: Japanese Calligraphy by Sekishitsu Zenkyū, Geju (Buddhist Teachings in the Form of Poetry)
Edo-Tokyo Museum
Magazine Clipping: Scenery
Edo-Tokyo Museum
Advertisement Clipping, Pills for Bed-wetting, Jiyōgan
Edo-Tokyo Museum
Famous Views of Aki Province: Choseizan Kosanji Temple
Edo-Tokyo Museum
Jiji Manga, No. 25
Edo-Tokyo Museum
Hand-colored Photograph: Two People in Haori with a Family Crest
Edo-Tokyo Museum