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Lot 276:
Description
A Japanese woodblock print triptych, typical of the ukiyo-e genre, depicting a dynamic battle scene. The composition features mounted and dismounted warriors, some in traditional samurai attire and others in what appear to be early Western-influenced military uniforms, set against a mountainous landscape with a prominent castle on the rightmost panel. Stylistically, it is a production from the late Edo to early Meiji period (19th century), possibly from a *musha-e* (warrior print) series. Printed on paper, each panel includes vertical red cartouches with Japanese text, and the leftmost panel displays a smaller cartouche at the bottom left, likely for a signature or publisher’s mark.
Condition report:
Generally in good condition. Colors remain vibrant and impressions are strong. Minor age-related wear consistent with period and material may be present, such as slight toning to paper or minor creasing, but no significant damage, tears, or repairs are immediately apparent.
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