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A Kabuki Oshiguma (Face Pressing): A Relic From The Past
June 4, 2012
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Three celebrated Kabuki actors imortalised on a silk artefact!
Kabuki (classical all-male dance-drama) enthusiast and collector Trevor Skingle shares his discovery and the facinating history of a Japanese scroll he bought from an art dealer in the Netherlands that survived the Great Kanto Earthquake of 1923. His research has enabled him to identify the three Kabuki actors from the 1920’s who’s faces are imprinted onto the silk cloth and the artist who crafted a simple but elegant scroll Read more…
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