A Triptych Showing The Ghosts Of Tomomori And The Other Taira Warriors Slain At Dan-no-ura Attacking Yoshitsune And Benkei In Their Ship, The First Of Kuniyoshi's Historical Triptychs, Good Impression, Colour And Condition, Full Size; And Five Sim

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"A Triptych Showing The Ghosts Of Tomomori And The Other Taira Warriors Slain At Dan-no-ura Attacking Yoshitsune And Benkei In Their Ship" is a significant work by the renowned Japanese ukiyo-e artist Utagawa Kuniyoshi (1798–1861). Created in the 19th century, this piece is recognized as Kuniyoshi's first historical triptych, marking a pivotal moment in his artistic career. The triptych is a prime example of Kuniyoshi's mastery in depicting scenes of folklore, history, and supernatural events, which became a hallmark of his work and contributed to his fame.

The artwork illustrates a dramatic and spectral encounter from the Genpei War, a national civil war in Japan that culminated in the Battle of Dan-no-ura in 1185. The central figures in the triptych are the ghosts of Taira no Tomomori and other Taira clan warriors who perished in the battle. In a vengeful and eerie scene, they are shown attacking the ship of the victorious Minamoto clan heroes, Minamoto no Yoshitsune and his loyal retainer, the warrior monk Benkei.

Kuniyoshi's composition is noted for its dynamic portrayal of action and the emotional intensity of the characters. The use of color and detail in the depiction of the ghostly assailants and the turbulent sea adds to the dramatic effect of the scene. The triptych is also appreciated for its good impression, color, and condition, as well as retaining its full size, which is crucial for the appreciation of the intricate details and the overall impact of the artwork.

As a significant piece in the oeuvre of Utagawa Kuniyoshi, this triptych not only exemplifies the artist's skill in creating powerful narrative scenes but also reflects the broader cultural interest in historical and legendary subjects during the Edo period. It remains an important work for the study of Japanese woodblock prints and the visual representation of Japan's warrior past.

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