$51.00
The print depicts a scene from the play Ugetsu by the playwright Komparu Zenchiku (1405-c1470). The scene in the print shows a humble woman apologizing to the famous poet Saigyo. The story of the play concerns a visit to Sumiyashi Shrine by Saigyo and a learned priest in October. When a cold rain began, the men asked for shelter in a humble hut owned by an old woman who welcomed them. When the roof began to leak, she apologized to Saigyo who later wrote a poem about the experience.Format is Oban yoko-e. Some toning and soiling.
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| Series | Pictures of Noh |
|---|---|
| AKA | Ugetsu |
| Date of Creation | |
| Publisher | Matsuki Heikichi |
| Medium | |
| Reference | University of Pittsburgh Digital Collections; The Lavenberg Collection of Japanese Prints #943 |
| Condition | |
| Signature | Signature in image from block |
| Dimensions | 14"x9.6" |
