Japanese Warrior Figure — Edo/Meiji Period Ink Painting japanese-warrior-figure-edo-meiji-ink-painting Ink and watercolor painting of a seated samurai or Kabuki actor figure in a large black kimono with circular sashiko-stitched mon patterns, armed with a yari spear and swords. Consistent with late Edo to Meiji period yakusha-e or musha-e pictorial tradition.
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Hishikawa Moronobu — Two Mounted Warriors and Seven Foot Soldiers Rush to Battle
Hishikawa Moronobu — Two Mounted Warriors and Seven Foot Soldiers Rush to Battle hishikawa-moronobu-two-mounted-warriors-seven-foot-soldiers Edo-period woodblock print by Hishikawa Moronobu (c. 1618–1694), founder of ukiyo-e, depicting two mounted samurai warriors and seven foot soldiers charging into battle. Held in the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston collection.
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Utagawa Kunisada — Horibe Yatsubei and Horibe Yajibei (47 Ronin)
