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Français : Veste de pompier (kajibanten) ( Firefighter's jacket). Motif : Saito Oniwakamaru. Japon. Toile de coton, kakie (motifs peints au pinceau et à la teinture) ET : Utagawa Kuniyoshi (1797 ou 98-1861). Saito Oniwakamaru. Estampe. Japon, fin de l'ère Bunsei, années 1820. Collection privée. Le motif principal (combat du héros Musashibo Benkei avec une carpe maléfique) est dessiné avec un pinceau directement sur le tissu, selon la technique du kakie (et non pas du tsutsugaki). Collection privée. Textile présenté jusqu'au 7 octobre 2013 dans la remarquable exposition Tsutsugaki - Textiles indigo du Japon au musée Guimet. www.guimet.fr/. Référence : Tsutsugaki, textiles indigo du Japon, Aurélie Samuel (dir.), Hermann 2013, ISBN 978-2-7056-8735-9 et ISBN 978-2-7056-8763-2 (relié).
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