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Noh Mask, Ko-omote
Traditionally attributed to Zekan Yoshimitsu and Traditionally attributed to Zekan Yoshimitsu(1526?-1616)Edo period, 17th c.
The Tokugawa Art Museum
Nagoya, Aichi, Japan
Momoyama-Edo period, 16th-17th c.
The various types of women's masks abound, of which Ko-omote (Young Girl) is representative, with their familiarity that appeals to us even today. The types are distinguished by age and personality: young girls, middle-aged women, amorous women, disheartened, and the like.
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- Title: Noh Mask, Ko-omote
- Creator: Traditionally attributed to Zekan Yoshimitsu, Traditionally attributed to Zekan Yoshimitsu(1526?-1616)
- Date Created: Edo period, 17th c.
- Medium: Painted Japanese cypress wood
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