Offered for your consideration is this gorgeous Japanese Original Ukiyo-E Woodblock Print by Hiroshige II with an iconic battle of samurai worriers, toward the end of Kamakura period called "Inemuragasaki". This Ukiyo-E was a part of famous tryptic Nishiki-E, depicting historic legend of 1333, commander Yoshisada Nitta throwing precious samurai sward into the sea when his battalion struggled to cross the high tide, then the tide became low and succeeded to attack the enemy, which lead him to the miraculous victory to defeat Kamakura-Hokujo shogunate. This Ukiyo-E was a central part of tryptic. Circa 1860.
Hiroshige II (1826-1869) was a successful artist of Japanese Ukiyo-E woodblock print design, inherited the artist name from famous Hiroshige Utagawa, whose daughter he married.
二代目歌川広重による浮世絵(錦絵)三枚組の中央部分です。鎌倉時代後期、稲村ヶ崎において新田義貞が満潮の海を渡るために刀を海に投じた逸話が生き生きと描かれています。紙はトリムされ、背後に厚紙が当てられています。イスラエルの芸術品収集家だったダヴィッド・ギルアドのコレクションスタンプが裏面に押されています。
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Measurements & Condition
14.2 inch (36 cm) x 9.6 inch (24.5 cm).
Very Good Estate Condition with some minor tears on the edges of the paper. The paper is trimmed and having cardboard (thick paper) backing. There is a stamp by Israeli art collector David Gilad on the back. Please refer the detail photos I added.
(Item Reference No.00685)
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Antique Japanese Ukiyo-e Woodblock Print by Hiroshige II Meiji "Inemuragasaki"
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