Description

This is one print from a calendar series describing events in Edo Kabuki theater. The black emblem in the top right corner tells the title of the series; the scroll holds text explaining the theatrical event. This print was made

This is one print from a calendar series describing events in Edo Kabuki theater. The black emblem in the top right corner tells the title of the series; the scroll holds text explaining the theatrical event. This print was made during the Meiji period (1868-1912), but stems from a long history of calendar printmaking. The title Sashidashi Kantera literally means “reaching-out lantern.” The man on the right is holding a candle with a reflector on a long, flexible bamboo pole to light up the face of the actor.

Details

Title
  • Sashidashi Kantera From the Calendar of Events in Edo
  • さし出し かんてら・大江戸しばゐねんぢうぎやうじ
Contributors
  • Adachi Ginkō (Artist)
  • 安達 吟光 (Artist)
  • Hasegawa Sumi (Publisher)
  • 長谷 寿美 (Publisher)
Date Created
1897
Subjects
Resource Type
  • Image
  • Identifier
    • Identifier Type
      Locally defined identifier
      Identifier Value
      ASUM 2005.115.001
    Note

    Citation and reuse

    International Image Interoperability Framework

    Copy link

    Machine-readable links