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Red Lion Dance - Shakkyo
by Akitoyo Terada active 1950s
| Item | 12752 |
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| Date Sold | Tuesday, September 6, 2005 |
| Title | Red Lion Dance - Shakkyo |
| Artist | Akitoyo Terada active 1950s |
| Description | A dancer is performing lion dance in the noh play, "Shakkyo". O-e Hiromoto (1148-1225), one of the legendary warriors in Japan, was converted to Buddhism and became a priest. He went to China to practice the austerities. One day he was crossing a bridge. He was visited by the spirit of a lion, which suddenly appeared among the blooming peonies and performed a beautiful dance. This scene was dramatized in the Noh play "Shakkyo" (Stone Bridge). |
| Signature | Akitoyo. |
| Dated | Ca. 1950s. |
| Publisher | Uchida. |
| Medium/Technique | Woodblock print. |
| Impression | Excellent - very good ... (later printing). |
| Colors | Excellent ... silver and gold colored metallic pigments (not tarnished). |
| Condition | Excellent. |
| Format | Dai-Oban |
| Width Item | 11.4 inches = 29.0 cm |
| Height Item | 16.7 inches = 42.5 cm |
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