A samurai with a tessen defends against a lance wearer | ||
The illustration shows a samurai with a tessen (fan) fighting against an opponent who has a yari. Beautiful and dynamic scene! Kuchi-e are woodblock prints which were printed for the publication in Japanese novels and literary magazines. Produced at the turn of the century (1868-1912). The translation of Kuchi-e means "mouth images". Seen that way, they are, if you like, the precursors of the later mangas. Artist: Unknown Format: approx. 21,5 x 27 cm. Year of publication: around 1880 Condition: Edges and corners rubbed. The illustration has slightly darkened due to its age. Two stamps have been covered with ticketing over. Crease fold in the center of the sheet. Colours: Brilliant and good. The translation of Kuchi-e means "mouth images". Seen that way, they are, if you like, the precursors of the later mangas. This image may slightly vary in colour to the original - due to the photo/scan. |
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Article no.: 70765 approx. 100 grams |
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84.00 € incl. VAT, additionally shipping |