Very good condition. Good colors and saturation. Any remarkable stain. No wrinkles nor creases. No fixing.
The subject of this print is Takechi Jūjirō, a fictional character from the Taikōki, an historical novel based on the biography of Toyotomi Hideyoshi.
Hideyoshi (preceded by Oda Nobunaga and followed by Tokugawa Ieyasu) has been a pivotal figure for the Japanese unification process which followed the warring states period (sengoku jidai, 1467 ~ 1615).
In the novel Jūjirō is the son of Takechi Mitsuhide, whose character is shaped on the image of Akechi Mitsuhide, Nobunaga`s retainers and responsible of his own master`s death during an ambush set at the
Honnō ji temple when this was set afire.
After Nobunaga`s death he tried to establish himself as Shōgun, but was quickly pursued and defeated by Hideyoshi few days later.
Very good condition. Good colors and saturation. Any remarkable stain. No wrinkles nor creases. No fixing.
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Author | Toyohara Kunichika (豊原国周). |
Size | Ōban (大判). |
Publisher | Daikoku ya Kichinosuke (大黒屋吉之助). |
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Genre | Yakusha-e (役者絵). |
Period | C. 1865 |
Trimmed | Yes |
Backed | No |
Code | TKC01004 |