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Watanabe no Tsuna cutting the arm of the demon at Rashomon
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Watanabe no Tsuna cutting the arm of the demon at Rashomon
Watanabe no Tsuna cutting the arm of the demon at Rashomon. Print shows the warrior Watanabe no Tsunas sword projecting from below the Ibaraki demon clutching a pillar at Rashomon. Date 188-
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Watanabe no Tsuna Bravely Fights the Ibaraki Demon at Rashomon: A Vibrant Woodblock Print This woodblock print, titled "Watanabe no Tsuna Fights the Ibaraki Demon at Rashomon," showcases a pivotal moment from Japanese mythology and folklore. The image portrays the brave warrior Watanabe no Tsuna, as he fearlessly engages in combat with the menacing Ibaraki Demon. The print, created in the late 19th century, is an exquisite example of the traditional Japanese woodblock printing technique. The intricate details of the artwork are brought to life through the skillful use of multiple woodblocks, each carved with exquisite precision. The vibrant colors and bold lines create a striking contrast between the heroic figure of Tsuna and the sinister presence of the demon. In the print, Tsuna is depicted with his sword piercing through the demon's arm, which is clutching onto a pillar at Rashomon, the infamous gate known for its notorious reputation as a site of banditry and supernatural encounters. The warrior's determined expression and the demon's contorted features evoke a sense of tension and excitement, making this print a true masterpiece of Japanese art. The print's intricate details and rich colors not only showcase the beauty and complexity of Japanese mythology but also provide a glimpse into the cultural significance of bravery and heroism in Japanese society during the late 19th century. This woodblock print is a must-have for any collection of Japanese art or folklore, and a testament to the enduring legacy of traditional Japanese woodblock printing.
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