47 Ronin Series

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  • P0505-162
  • 47 Ronin Series
  • Woodblock Print, Framed
  • Utagawa Kuniyoshi (1797-1861)
  • Japan
  • Dated 1847-1848
  • Ink on Paper
  • 20.50'' W x 25.50'' H
  • $1895
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    • Utagawa Kuniyoshi (1797-1861) was a master of ukiyo-e from the Utagawa school, regarded as the most famous and powerful style of the 19th century. He made a name for himself by creating warrior prints with unique twists such as adding original tattoos and ghostly, dream-like elements. Though most known for his warrior subjects he also produced works of many genres including bijin-ga beauties, animals, kabuki actors and landscapes. This series is from the story of 47 Ronin, a true tale of loyalty, honor, perseverance and sacrifice...Read more
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