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Tomoe Gozen Killing Uchida Saburo Ieyoshi at the Battle of Awazu no Hara, ca. 1750. Creator: Ishikawa Toyonobu
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Tomoe Gozen Killing Uchida Saburo Ieyoshi at the Battle of Awazu no Hara, ca. 1750. Creator: Ishikawa Toyonobu
Tomoe Gozen Killing Uchida Saburo Ieyoshi at the Battle of Awazu no Hara, ca. 1750
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Applied Arts Of Asia Graphics Horse Riding Ink And Color On Paper Ink On Paper Ishikawa Toyonobu Killing Magosaburo Mythical Figure Mythological Mythological Figure Polychrome Samurai Slaying Toyonobu Ishikawa Typical Applied Arts Polychrome Woodblock Print
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This print by Ishikawa Toyonobu depicts the legendary female warrior, Tomoe Gozen, in a fierce battle scene. Entitled "Tomoe Gozen Killing Uchida Saburo Ieyoshi at the Battle of Awazu no Hara" this 18th-century artwork showcases the artist's mastery of ink and color on paper. In this dynamic illustration, Tomoe Gozen is seen mounted on her horse, wielding her weapon with unparalleled skill and determination. Her striking presence commands attention as she confronts Uchida Saburo Ieyoshi, a formidable opponent who meets his demise at her hands. The polychrome woodblock technique used in this piece adds depth and vibrancy to every detail. The rich colors bring life to the horses galloping across the battlefield and intensify the dramatic atmosphere surrounding these historical figures. Ishikawa Toyonobu's artistry captures not only the physicality of combat but also conveys a sense of honor and bravery associated with Japanese samurai culture. This print serves as both an homage to Japan's mythical past and a testament to Toyonobu's talent in depicting such iconic scenes. Displayed within an exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, this artwork stands as a testament to Japan's artistic heritage. It invites viewers to delve into history while appreciating its aesthetic beauty—a true masterpiece that transcends time and continues to captivate audiences today.
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