Hanagami Danjo No Ko Arakage Killing A Giant Salamander In The Tonegawa River, Signed Ichiyusai Kuniyoshi , Published By Kawaguchiya Chozo, Kiwame Seal, Very Good Impression, Colours And Condition

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"Hanagami Danjo no ko Arakage Killing a Giant Salamander in the Tonegawa River" is a notable woodblock print by the celebrated Japanese ukiyo-e artist Utagawa Kuniyoshi (1797–1861). This print is part of Kuniyoshi's oeuvre that vividly illustrates scenes from Japanese folklore, history, and mythology, often featuring samurai and legendary heroes. The work depicts the dramatic moment when the warrior Hanagami Danjō no jō Arakage heroically slays a massive salamander in the Tonegawa River, showcasing Kuniyoshi's skill in portraying dynamic action and supernatural themes.

Signed "Ichiyusai Kuniyoshi," the print carries the name Kuniyoshi adopted in his early years, which includes the "Ichiyu" (一勇) prefix, indicative of his admiration for the artist Utagawa Toyokuni, whose name he partially inherited. The print was published by Kawaguchiya Chōzō, a publisher known for collaborating with Kuniyoshi on various projects. The presence of the "kiwame" seal indicates that the print was officially approved by the censor, a requirement for all published material during the Edo period.

The print is noted for its very good impression, a term that refers to the quality of the woodblock print's execution, including the sharpness of lines and the overall clarity of the image. The colors are described as vibrant and well-preserved, which is significant given the susceptibility of ukiyo-e prints to fading due to the natural dyes used during the period. The condition of the print is also mentioned as very good, suggesting that it has been well-maintained over the years, retaining its original aesthetic appeal.

Utagawa Kuniyoshi's work is highly regarded for its artistic merit and historical significance, contributing to the understanding of Japanese visual culture during the Edo period. "Hanagami Danjo no ko Arakage Killing a Giant Salamander in the Tonegawa River" exemplifies Kuniyoshi's mastery of the ukiyo-e genre and his imaginative representation of Japanese legends.

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