Kunisada, backstage at an Edo Kabuki theater - 1810s by Atelier Liesjes

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About ‘Kunisada, backstage at an Edo Kabuki theater - 1810s’ by Atelier Liesjes

Kabuki or kaboeki is a traditional Japanese form of theater that originated during the Edo period.

Kabuki was an art form of the townspeople and not of the upper social classes. The social upper classes had no and kyogen as an art form. The plays of kabuki deal with historical events, moral conflicts in love between husband and…

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