File:Maruyama Ōkyo. c. 1759. Kabuki Theatre at the Sijō Street.jpg
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English: Maruyama Ōkyo. c. 1759. Kabuki Theatre at the Sijō Street. W 21.0 x H 16.3 cm. Ink and colors on paper. One of four small images stuck in a roll. Because it is placed upside down, it was created as an "image of glasses" to look with glasses combining a lens and a mirror. It is an extremely fine brush and finely drawn. Its style and dimensions are similar to the others megane-e. It is believed that this is the landscape calendar for 1759, during the performance "Sawamura Kunitaro Keisei Hanatorisan" written on the panel. 巻子に貼り込まれた4枚の小画のひとつ。左右反転して描かれているので、レンズと鏡を組み合わせたのぞき眼鏡で鑑賞するための「眼鏡絵」として制作されたもの。極細の筆で、精緻に描かれており、その作風や寸法が他の伝応挙の眼鏡絵と類似している。南座の看板に記された演目「沢村国太郎けいせい花鳥山」から、宝暦9年(1759)の景観と考えられる。
Français : Maruyama Ōkyo. v. 1759. Theatre de Kabuki dans la rue Sijō ( Quatrième avenue). L. 21.0 x H 16.3 cm. Encre et couleurs sur papier. Une de quatre petites images collées dans un rouleau. Parce qu’elle est placée à l’envers, elle a été créé comme une "image de lunettes" (megane-e) permettant de regarder avec des lunettes combinant un objectif et un miroir. C'est un pinceau extrêmement fin et finement dessiné. Son style et ses dimensions sont similaires aux autres megane-e. On pense que c’est le paysage du calendrier de 1759, lors de la performance "Sawamura Kunitaro Keisei Hanatorisan" écrite sur le panneau. |
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