Gyokusho Original Woodblock Print Yalu River Pontoon Bridge Russo Japanese War 1904 LS#204 Chado Very decorative and yet functional
Description
Very decorative and yet functional as bowls for precious objects
This is an original Japanese late Edo era printed in 1853 guaranteed original Ukiyo-e (woodblock print) triptych by the Japanese artist Toyokuni III
Vintage Japanese silk Kimono in a diamond pattern of emerald green and black
Made of metal
While the insert references Raku
Gyokusho Original Woodblock Print Yalu River Pontoon Bridge Russo Japanese War 1904 LS#204 Chado Very decorative and yet functionalKawabata Gyokush () (ryokk no Kaky, "Bridge Construction on the Yalu River") 1904 A quietly powerful and unusually lyrical woodblock print by Kawabata Gyokush, depicting Japanese troops crossing a pontoon bridge over the Yalu River during the Russo Japanese War of 190405. Where most war prints of the period favored dramatic combat scenes, Gyokush brings the sensibility of a trained painter to the subject: the composition is dominated by the vast, mist
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