Takashima Chiharu创作的日本版画《A Bugaku Dancer Performing "Ayakiri"》
标题：A Bugaku Dancer Performing "Ayakiri"
日期：about 1819–1820
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来源：Worcester Art Museum
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The masked dancer performs to the ancient Japanese court music called gagaku. Ayakiri is a dance piece in bugaku. It is a quiet dance, hiramai, of the Right, u-no-mai, introduced from Korea (komagaku) and performed by four people dancing in unison, or by six aligned to form a hexagon. Although the origin of the dance is unclear, the 13c. treatise on bugaku, Kyokunsho, by Koma Chikazane (1177-1242), describes it as using a "female form with white masks." The dance seems to have gone out of fashion, and when revived switched genders. The costume is a standard layered costume, kasane shouzoku, with bird helmet, torikabuto. Even when danced by men, the choreography retains a softness and tranquility. The bugaku is an ancient Japanese court dance. The dancer here depicted wears a court costume and a helmet with a bird crest. Three kyoka poems
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