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Maker(s):Tadanori Yokoo
Culture:Japanese, born 1936
Title:Koshimaki-Osen (Osen in Petticoats)
Date Made:1968
Type:Print
Materials:silk screen poster
Measurements:Sheet: 41 5/8 in x 29 1/4 in; 105.7 cm x 74.3 cm
Accession Number:  AC 2003.88
Credit Line:Museum Purchase
Museum Collection:  Mead Art Museum at Amherst College
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Label Text:
Koshimaki-Osen was the first performance at Kara
Jūrō’s experimental Situation Theater, held in the “Red Tent” near Hanazono Shrine in Shinjuku. In this poster for the performance, Yokoo makes a collage of images from traditional and contemporary culture. He includes the Shinkansen, the “Bullet Train” that went into service in 1964 in time for the Olympics; a wave reminiscent of a Hokusai print; a card with a motif of a camellia, from the hanafuda game; a photograph of the actors, taken by Hosoe Eikoh; a Japanese flag of the prewar period; his signature flying “Pink Girls”; and a picture of Kara Jūrō, behind the turned-back corner in the lower right.
SM 2012

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