Vengeance at Takata Riding Grounds, 1853

by Yoshitora (active circa 1836 - 1887)

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Vengeance at Takata Riding Grounds, 1853 by Yoshitora (active circa 1836 - 1887)

Original Yoshitora (active circa 1836 - 1887) Japanese Woodblock Print
Vengeance at Takata Riding Grounds, 1853

Comments - Great scene of a samurai fighting off attackers at the Takata Riding Grounds. In the center, the young warrior twists the wrist of one man while thrusting his sword out at another, his sleeves tied back with a red sash. At top center left, an elderly daimyo sitting on a black lacquer folding stool gestures angrily, a naginata in hand. On the mat behind him, bento boxes of food can be seen along with a tray holding a kettle and cups. A crowd has gathered to watch at left, with men climbing a pine tree to get a better look above the bamboo fence. A lively image with expressive figures, nicely detailed.

Artist - Yoshitora (active circa 1836 - 1887)

Image Size - 14 1/4" x 29"

Condition - This print with good detail as shown. Three separate panels. A few wormholes, repaired. Please see photos for details.

Vengeance at Takata Riding Grounds, 1853 by Yoshitora (active circa 1836 - 1887)
Vengeance at Takata Riding Grounds, 1853 by Yoshitora (active circa 1836 - 1887)

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