Titre
Kumadori Hyakushu 100 kinds of Kumadori 100 Makeup Faces for Kabuki
Auteur
Kuniki Kawakami editor
Langue
Japans
Éditeur
1929 (Showa 4), Kyoto
Prix
€ 699,00(Excl. toute livraison)
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Kumadori Hyakushu 100 kinds of Kumadori
Pyeongpyeongdo, Showa 4
First edition folding book with japanese style cover
Original colored woodblock printing of 100 Kabuki face paintings of different roles on 50 pages
Each painting with ideogram of name
Oblong 17x22 cm Leporello, iii, 50 plates
Extremely rare and very beautiful.
Condition: used, some stains, etc. Please view photos, if wished more on request
Kyoto Japan Showa 4 march 1929
Kumadori is the stage makeup worn by the actors of the kabuki theater, in particular during the representations of the daring and emphatic aragoto style. Kumadori makeup usually consists of stripes of bright colors or designs on a white background, the colors and patterns symbolizing aspects of the actor's personality. Bright red stripes indicate a role of powerful hero. The most famous of these roles, and the one who has come to represent the stereotype of kabuki in the West, is the hero of the play Shibaraku. Red symbolizes virtue and power. The bad guys are often depicted with a black beard, purple veins and dark blue eyebrows in the shape of antlers. Blue makeup can represent a ghost, spirit or other magical creature, depending on the pattern. Kitsune such as Genkurō in Yoshitsune Senbon-sakura wears blue makeup. Blue represents negative emotions like jealousy or fear; ghosts in traditional Japanese drama are often trapped by their attachment to such emotions. Gray and brown are sometimes used, especially when they represent animals, oni [demons], youkai [monsters] or anything else inhuman. An example is the tsuchigumo [spider], fought by Minamoto no Raikō.
Pyeongpyeongdo, Showa 4
First edition folding book with japanese style cover
Original colored woodblock printing of 100 Kabuki face paintings of different roles on 50 pages
Each painting with ideogram of name
Oblong 17x22 cm Leporello, iii, 50 plates
Extremely rare and very beautiful.
Condition: used, some stains, etc. Please view photos, if wished more on request
Kyoto Japan Showa 4 march 1929
Kumadori is the stage makeup worn by the actors of the kabuki theater, in particular during the representations of the daring and emphatic aragoto style. Kumadori makeup usually consists of stripes of bright colors or designs on a white background, the colors and patterns symbolizing aspects of the actor's personality. Bright red stripes indicate a role of powerful hero. The most famous of these roles, and the one who has come to represent the stereotype of kabuki in the West, is the hero of the play Shibaraku. Red symbolizes virtue and power. The bad guys are often depicted with a black beard, purple veins and dark blue eyebrows in the shape of antlers. Blue makeup can represent a ghost, spirit or other magical creature, depending on the pattern. Kitsune such as Genkurō in Yoshitsune Senbon-sakura wears blue makeup. Blue represents negative emotions like jealousy or fear; ghosts in traditional Japanese drama are often trapped by their attachment to such emotions. Gray and brown are sometimes used, especially when they represent animals, oni [demons], youkai [monsters] or anything else inhuman. An example is the tsuchigumo [spider], fought by Minamoto no Raikō.
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