Vertical Oban Diptych, Showing The Lonely House On Adachi Moor, Published By Matsui Eikichi In 1885, Good Impression, Slightly Creased, Top Sheet Rubbed; And A Vertical Diptych, Lu Chi-shen Topples The Temple Gate Guardian In Rage, Good Impression

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"Vertical Oban Diptych, Showing The Lonely House On Adachi Moor" and "Vertical Diptych, Lu Chi-shen Topples The Temple Gate Guardian In Rage" are two notable works by the renowned Japanese artist Tsukioka Kinzaburo Yoshitoshi, also known as Yoshitoshi. Created in 1885 and published by Matsui Eikichi, these pieces exemplify Yoshitoshi's mastery of ukiyo-e, a genre of Japanese woodblock prints and paintings that flourished during the Edo period (1603–1868).

"The Lonely House on Adachi Moor" is a striking image that delves into the macabre and supernatural themes that Yoshitoshi was known for. It depicts the eerie and desolate landscape of Adachi Moor, which was infamous in Japanese folklore as a site where an old woman would abandon and murder unwanted babies. The print is characterized by its dramatic use of contrast and detail, evoking a sense of isolation and horror.

In contrast, "Lu Chi-shen Topples The Temple Gate Guardian In Rage" captures a moment of intense action and emotion from the Chinese literary classic "Water Margin" (also known as "Outlaws of the Marsh"). The diptych portrays the formidable warrior monk Lu Chi-shen, also known as Lu Zhishen, in a fit of rage as he uproots a temple gate. The dynamic composition and expressive lines convey the power and movement of the scene, showcasing Yoshitoshi's ability to bring stories to life through his art.

Both works are considered good impressions, though they exhibit some signs of wear. "The Lonely House on Adachi Moor" is noted to be slightly creased with the top sheet rubbed, indicating that the print has been handled or displayed over time. "Lu Chi-shen Topples The Temple Gate Guardian In Rage" is also described as a good impression, suggesting that the quality of the print remains high despite any minor imperfections.

As a prominent figure in the world of Japanese woodblock printing, Yoshitoshi's contributions to the art form were significant, and these diptychs are exemplary of his late style, which combined elements of traditional ukiyo-e with an innovative approach to composition and subject matter. They reflect the transitional period of the Meiji Restoration, during which Japan was undergoing rapid modernization and Westernization, yet Yoshitoshi remained dedicated to the motifs and techniques of his cultural heritage.

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