Harimaze
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Harimaze (張交絵 or 貼交絵) are prints having several images intended to be
cut apart. Sometimes the images on a single
sheet are totally unrelated and may even be designed by different
artists. |
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Series |
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Robinson |
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One Hundred Shades of Facial
Expressions (Hyakushiki menso) |
c. 1836 |
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The Monsters’ Chûshingura (Bakemono Chûshingura) |
1839-1842 |
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Thirty-six Selected Faces (Mitate sanjûroku gosen) |
1847 |
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Playful Drawings (Te
asobi kirinuki-e) |
c. 1847 |
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c. 1846-1850 |
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Curiously Named Odd Faces
Denoting the Fifty-three Stations (Myôna isô kyôchû go-jû-san tsura)
Images added 4/6/25 |
1847-1850 |
216 |
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Forty-eight Habits (shijuuhachi
kuse) Images
added 4/12/25 |
1848 |
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Ah! Such Interesting Faces
(Naru
hodo omoshiro gao) Series added 4/10/25 |
c. 1850 |
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Modern Style Set of the
Provinces in Edo Brocade (Edo nishiki
imayô kuni-zukushi) |
1852 |
171 |
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Mirror of Drama in Cutouts
(Mazehari
jôruri kagami) Images added 4/7/2025 |
1854 |
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Miscellaneous harimaze Images added 4/12/25 (Part II) |
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200, 216 |
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“Robinson” refers to listing in Kuniyoshi by Basil William Robinson, 1961, Victoria and Albert Museum, London CLICK HERE TO RETURN TO MAIN
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