Acteurs in het Noh theaterstuk Eboshiori 1926

This woodblock print, created by Tsukioka Kôgyo in 1926, depicts a scene from the Noh play *Eboshiori*. Noh theater, a form of traditional Japanese musical drama, is known for its stylized movements and masks. This print captures the dramatic moment when an actor, dressed in elaborate traditional clothing, performs a sword dance, showcasing the artistry of Noh theater through the medium of woodblock printing. The use of bold lines and vivid colors highlights the dynamic action, making this print a captivating example of Japanese art from the early 20th century.