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Utagawa Kuninao (1793-1854) was a Japanese ukiyo-e artist known for his woodblock prints depicting scenes from kabuki theater, landscapes, and humorous subjects. He was a student of Utagawa Toyokuni and worked in the style of his master, often using bold lines and bright colors to capture the energy and drama of his subjects. Kuninao's work frequently featured figures in elaborate costumes, with detailed backgrounds and playful expressions. While lesser known than other artists of the Utagawa school, Kuninao's woodblock prints offer a glimpse into the popular culture and everyday life of Edo-period Japan.
Born
1793
Died
1854
City Folk Watching Rice Planting
Utagawa Kuninao
1850
Monkey Trainer, Monkey and Dog
Utagawa Kuninao
1850
Woman Carried Across Water in Palanquin (Harugeshiki mu...
Utagawa Kuninao
1850
Woman Carried Across Water in Palanquin (Harugeshiki mu...
Utagawa Kuninao
1850
Triptych: Woman Carried Across Water in Palanquin (Haru...
Utagawa Kuninao
1850
View of the Honjo Lumber Yard
Utagawa Kuninao
1850
Yoshitsune Practicing Archery
Utagawa Kuninao
1850
Woman Carried Across Water in Palanquin (Harugeshiki mu...
Utagawa Kuninao
1850
Een Noh masker
Utagawa Kuninao
1895
Sun Wukong Exhaling Manzai Performers
Utagawa Kuninao
1836
Courtesan
Utagawa Kuninao
1814
Street Scene in the New Year Season
Utagawa Kuninao
1814
Spring Rain Collection (Harusame shū), vol. 1: Genroku-...
Utagawa Kuninao
1814