The long search for "Sharaku" comes to an end. The "eyes" in Sharaku's paintings spoke a crucial truth... The definitive edition of Sharaku theory, concluding the search for his true identity. "Sharaku: The Revived True Face" Paperback – 1994/12/1 By Tadashi Sadamura The faces he depicts are inspired by Noh masks. Sharaku was Jurobei Saito, a Noh actor. The definitive edition of Sharaku theory, putting an end to the long search for Sharaku. Table of Contents: Toshusai Sharaku Tsutaya Juzaburo The Times and Talent Toshusai Sharaku (Dates of birth and death unknown) A Ukiyo-e artist of the mid-Edo period. Known as a mysterious artist who published actor prints and other works for a short period of about 10 months and then suddenly disappeared. Various studies have been conducted on his origins and career, but the theory that he was Jurobei Saito (1763-1820), a Noh actor employed by the Hachisuka family, the lords of Awa Tokushima domain, is now considered the most likely. *Please consider only if you understand that this is a used book, although it is in good condition. Ukiyo-e Japanese Painting Sharaku Toshusai Sharaku Painter Tsutaya Juzaburo Large-Head Prints Shunga (Erotic Prints) Beautiful Women Paintings Hokusai Rimpa School Prints Document History Edo Art