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Kômori Yasugorô begging for money from Izutsuya Yosaburô
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Kômori Yasugorô begging for money from Izutsuya Yosaburô

Utagawa Kunisada (I) · 1860-05 · color woodcut; paper

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Kabuki actors Kawarasaki Gonjurô I in the role of Izutsuya Yosaburô with gold coins, and Ichikawa Kodanji IV as the beggar Kômori Yasugorô. Kômori Yasugorô, or Yasugorô the Bat, referring to the bat tattoo on his face, begs for money from Izutsuya Yosaburô, recognizable by the scars on his body.

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Credit lineKômori Yasugorô begging for money from Izutsuya Yosaburô. 1860-05. Utagawa Kunisada (I). Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Public domain.
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