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created by Edward Henry Corbould in 1853
his elaborate set designs for London theatres
A human skull
The composition emphasizes maternal anguish and human tragedy amidst violence
unconscious man laid out on a narrow platform
Kamikiri "Hair-Cutter" | Utagawa Yoshifuji | 1868 19th Century created by Edward Henry CorbouldA Woman Attacked by the Kamikiri (Hair Cutter) Utagawa Yoshifuji, Japan, 1868. This vivid ukiyo e print by Utagawa Yoshifuji (18281887) depicts a terrifying encounter with the Kamikiri, a mischievous ykai from Japanese folklore said to ambush unsuspecting victimsoften womenand shear off their hair. Set against a domestic nighttime scene, a woman recoils in terror as the black, ape like creature lunges toward her, scissors gleaming from its clawed
