14-3/8 x 10-1/16 in. (image)
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Gift of Mrs. Kate Kiser Klein
Asian Art (Japanese and Korean)
Kate Kiser Klein; given to the Indianapolis Museum of Art in 1972.
名古屋山三
Tales in which the long-suffering hero finally is able to take revenge on an evil-doer were the stuff of popular lore and kabuki drama. Banzaemon stole a valuable scroll belonging to his lord and framed Sanza. Both men were banished. After many years of searching, Sanza spies his enemy on the main street of Yoshiwara. He causes their scabbards to touch-an insult demanding apology. Banzaemon recognizes Sanza's voice. They raise their sedge hats to reveal their faces and prepare to duel.
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