utagawa kunisada中文是什么意思

• 歌川国贞

• utagawa kuniyoshi    歌川国芳
• utagawa yoshiiku    落合芳几
• utagawa yoshitsuya    歌川芳艳
• kunisada chūji    国定忠治
• utaemon ichikawa    市川右太卫门
• utaban    歌番
• uta abe    阿部诗
• ut res magis valeat quam pereat    宁使条款有效而不使其失去意义
• ut    音标：[yt]n. m. inv. [乐](音阶的)七个唱名之一(即do)n.m. inv.〔乐〕①七个唱名之一，即do②nclef d'ut.c音谱号，中音部记号专业辞典n.m.不变的【音乐】（音阶的）七个唱名之一[即do]：clef d'ut c音谱号，中音部记号
• utah    犹他(州)[美]

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• Twenty-one notable artists of the Ukiyo-e era, led by Utagawa Kunisada [ Utagawa Toyokuni III ], designed the full complement of prints for the Edo-no-Hana Meisho-e series . as well as the huge number of contributing illustrators, that distinguishes the project as one of the most significant artist collaborations completed within Japan s greater art history.
• In particular it presents a progressive generous quality to the nature of Utagawa Kunisada and exhibits rare works created by him in his final days . Recognising Utagawa Kunisada as the senior artist of the series, it is important to note that print sections of a similar size to his own, designed by comparatively junior artists, were displayed on the same sheet as if created by equals.
• In particular it presents a progressive generous quality to the nature of Utagawa Kunisada and exhibits rare works created by him in his final days . Recognising Utagawa Kunisada as the senior artist of the series, it is important to note that print sections of a similar size to his own, designed by comparatively junior artists, were displayed on the same sheet as if created by equals.
• "' Fan print with two bugaku dancers "'is an " ukiyo-e " woodblock print dating to sometime between the mid 1820s and 1844 by celebrated Edo period artist Utagawa Kunisada, also known as Toyokuni III . This print is simultaneously an example of the " uchiwa-e " ( fan print ) and " aizuri-e " ( monochromatic blue print ) genres.
• This image is gorgeous, but the TIFF is so huge ( 500megs ) that my computer cannot compress it into a JPG . ( By the way, the three downloadable component images do not totally line up-- they're like a quarter degree rotated-- so really it would be best to go from the ginormous all-in-one triptych file . ) It could go in a lot of articles, such as Tale of the Genji, Woodblock printing in Japan, Utagawa Kunisada and Utagawa Hiroshige, etc . Can someone else with a better computer upload this image?