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Two original artworks from the Night procession of the hundred demons Hyakki yagyô / ????
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First edition / original artwork. Two lovely pieces, very similar to, and likely copies of details from Itaya's monumental banner of the night procession*, which was created in 1860**. The original banner showed a large number of the demons. These pieces each show one detail from this spectacular night. Original water colour and gouache on silk covered washi (Japanese card) with an applied gilt border and the silk speckled kozo washi (mulberry paper) surround. In the first painting, two oni (?) (Japanese supernatural demons) are in the parade, with a long banner or streamer on a pole. In the second image, four female yokai or demons are engaged in a cosmetic / grooming ritual. They are busy applying makeup, holding a mirror, and attending to one another. The red lipstick in particular implies that these are demons. Both images are humorous in style, much as Halloween takes the fear out of All Hallow's Eve. *The hyakki yagyo (????) is the parade in which one hundred demons, or yokai, march through the streets at certain times of the year. As the parade passed, those foolish enough to peer out of their windows risked being killed or abducted. Each painting has a silk painted panel of 16cm x 17cm on a backing of 22cm x 27cm. ** The original 6 metre long panel is currently hanging in the "Art Gallery of New South Wales." Another detail from the panel, in an almost identical style and border, is held at the Pompidou Centre, Paris. Holding ref. AM 2023-361.
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