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Sasaki no Takatsuna at the Battle of Uji River
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Sasaki no Takatsuna at the Battle of Uji River
Sasaki no Takatsuna at the Battle of Uji River. Print shows the warrior Sasaki no Takatsuna on horseback just offshore shooting an arrow during the Battle of the Uji River. Date between 1772 and 1789
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Sasaki no Takatsuna at the Battle of Uji River
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is a captivating woodblock print that depicts the renowned Japanese warrior, Sasaki no Takatsuna, engaged in combat during the historic Battle of Uji River. The print, dating between 1772 and 1789, is a testament to the rich artistic and historical heritage of Japan. Sasaki no Takatsuna, a brave and skilled samurai, is shown on horseback just offshore, poised to shoot an arrow towards the enemy forces. His intense focus and determination are evident in his posture and expression. The warrior wears his armor proudly, adorned with intricate patterns and decorations, reflecting his high social status. The background of the print is filled with the chaos and turmoil of the battlefield. The Uji River, known for its serene beauty, is transformed into a scene of intense conflict as soldiers clash on both sides of the water. The print masterfully captures the contrast between the tranquil natural setting and the violence and destruction of war. The intricate details of the print are a result of the traditional woodblock printing technique, which involved carving the design into wooden blocks and then pressing ink onto paper. The use of multiple blocks for different colors and textures adds depth and complexity to the image. The Battle of Uji River was a significant event in Japanese history, taking place in 1611 during the Sengoku period. It marked the end of the long-lasting conflict between the Toyotomi and Tokugawa clans and the beginning of the Edo period. This woodblock print serves as a visual reminder of the bravery and heroism of Sasaki no Takatsuna and the pivotal role he played in this important chapter of Japanese history.
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