YOSHITOSHI (TSUKIOKA YOSHITOSHI, 1839-1892)

Woodblock Print, Ink And Colour On Paper

Title: Taira No Koremochi Vanquishing The Demon Of Mount Togakushi

Image Size: 21cm x 32cm

Frame Size: 41cm x 54cm

Edition: No. 16 From "The 36 Ghosts" Series

Signature Details: Artist Seal And Signature Visible In Lower Left Corner Of Print

Title Cartouche In Upper Right; Series Title And Number Inscribed On Print

Condition: Good - Refer To Images

Provenance: Tsukioka Yoshitoshi (1839-1892) Was A Master Of The Meiji Period Ukiyo-E Tradition And Is Celebrated As One Of Japan'S Most Accomplished Woodblock Print Artists. Known For His Psychological Intensity And Technical Brilliance, Yoshitoshi Specialised In Supernatural And Historical Narratives. "The 36 Ghosts" Series Represents His Mature Work, Demonstrating His Characteristic Use Of Luminous Yellow Grounds, Intricate Patterning, And Dramatic Storytelling. This Print Depicts The Legendary Warrior Koremochi'S Confrontation With A Demon, Exemplifying Yoshitoshi'S Ability To Transform Classical Japanese Narratives Into Visually Compelling Compositions That Merge Decorative Elegance With Narrative Sophistication.

Condition: Good

587935+2

Location of item: 69 Manchester Road, Carrara, QLD, Australia

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