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Sadahiro (1825 - 1875)

Actor Ichikawa Udanji as the Daughter Osan in the Kabuki Play Tama Tazuna

Medium: Woodblock Print
Date: c. 1850
Size (H x W): 10.5 x 7.625 (inches)
Signature: Sadahiro
Condition: Very good color and impression, very light soiling and wear, embellished with black lacquer.
$260.00

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Description

The play Keisei Tama Tazuna translates to “A courtesan and a jeweled rope.”

About the artist

Sadahiro initially studied with Kocho Ueda in Osaka before moving to Edo in 1828 to become a pupil of Kunisada Utagawa. Sadahiro split his professional career between Edo and Osaka, predominantly producing actor prints, which earned him significant fame. Today, his prints can be found in numerous museums, including the Victoria & Albert in London and the Tokyo National Museum.