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Date : 1863
Size : O-ban
Impression : Good
Condition : Good
Detail : Thick deluxe paper
Chivalry is the name of a group of men who live chivalrously with the principle of "helping the weak and discouraging the strong. The term "chivalrous" is used to describe those who have "justice within themselves," as opposed to mere "yakuza" or "outlaws.
Story of a Chivalrous Man in the Theatrical World is a series of kabuki plays about chivalrous.
Toyokuni III was a pupil of Toyokuni and took the name Kunisada. He took the name Toyokuni II in 1844. (In reality, Toyokuni III was the third generation of Toyokuni.) His painting period was long, and the volume of his works was enormous. He was especially known for his portrayals of actors and beautiful women, and he had the power and vigor to dominate the ukiyo-e world at that time.