Japanese Woodblock Print 1895 by Gekko (1859-1920) Series 47 Ronin Yoshida Sawaemon Fan creating depth and visual rhythm

creating depth and visual rhythm

The vibrant imagery not only carries spiritual meaning but also preserves regional artistic traditions in miniature form

The combination of cranes and pine are a symbol of strength and longevity in Japan

miniature cloisonné vases

•    The print's perspective emphasizes the depth and scale of the shrine's pathway

Japanese Woodblock Print 1895 by Gekko (1859-1920) Series 47 Ronin Yoshida Sawaemon Fan creating depth and visual rhythmBy Gekko Ogata (1859 1920). Original from 1895. Based on the Kabuki play that tells the story of the 47 Ronin who avenged their maser's death. At least one block of black color done in black lacquer. The label describes Kanesada as kinju rank, with 10 ryo (sannin fuchi) stipend and aged 29 at death. Titled: One of 47 Ronin Yoshida Sawaemon Kanesada (, ) Series: Pictures of the 47 Loyal Retainers8. 25"W x 12. 75"HSigned: Artist name and chopCondition: