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whimsical surrealistic kabuki theatre dressing room with masks, make-up tools, ancient japanese mirror and close-up porcelain male-doll as actor sits before mirror, doll removes the front of the head [face mask], revealing the interior of the skull, where a clockwork mechanism operates using punched tape, cylinders, springs, and gears. On head the joints of the main moving parts—jaw, eyelids, and neck—are visible: by Leyendecker, Hokusai and Junji Ito, book illustration, watercolor and ink, surrealistic Japanese motifs
An ukiyo-e style image depicting an actor looking in an ornate, painted red and black vanity mirror. The actor wears a black kimono with vibrant red and blue floral patterns, his hair is styled in a traditional bun with gold hairpins, and he has white-painted skin and pink rouge on cheeks. He is touching up her makeup, and his hands are made of white porcelain with visible segments. The mirror reflects his face, showing him applying makeup to his cheek, and also reflects a pale white mask hanging on the wall behind him. Several other white masks with various expressions are hanging on the textured, beige walls around the room. On the wooden vanity table, there are various makeup brushes in cups, blush palettes, and open compacts.
