Discover the essential work Sandaime Sanogawa Ichimatsu (from Gionmachi no hakujin onayo to), produced by Ichikawa Tomiemon (from Kanisaka Tōma) in 1795. This masterpiece of the famous Japanese artist Tōshūsai Sharaku is much more than a simple image; It represents a fascinating exploration of Japanese artistic traditions.

In a context where Ukiyo-e art was evolving, this work is distinguished by its vibrant colors and complex patterns. Sandaime Sanogawa Ichimatsu Captures the essence of Kabuki, revealing the emotional depth of the characters it represents. Each detail testifies to the virtuosity of Sharaku, who knew, through his creations, to influence the generations of artists who followed him.

Integrate this Art print In your interior, it is to benefit from a touch of elegance and culture. Imagine this room hanging in your living room, where she will not fail to attract the attention of your guests and stimulate enriching discussions on art and history. More than just a decorative element, this work constitutes a personal connection to the artistic heritage of Japan, evoking a palette of emotions and inspirations.

Whether in an office, a bedroom or any other space, Sandaime Sanogawa Ichimatsu will transform your decoration into a place of beauty and inspiration, making a celebration of art every day. Do not miss the opportunity to enrich your collection with this emblematic piece of Tōshūsai Sharaku.