Original Japanese Woodblock by Eisai Spring Battle of Honnoji Warrior 1868LS#206 Embroidery While often attributed broadly as

While often attributed broadly as “Kinkōzan cloisonné

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Shunga or "Spring Art" such as this was outlawed throughout Japan for centuries but persisted even by the very most famous artists

Daikoku paintings were among the most widely produced lucky images for household and commercial display

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Original Japanese Woodblock by Eisai Spring Battle of Honnoji Warrior 1868LS#206 Embroidery While often attributed broadly asEisai (): (Shunei Honnoji Kassen) 1868 A single panel from a warrior triptych in the Osaka series depicting the Spring Battle of Honnoji () the 1582 betrayal and death of Oda Nobunaga at Honnoji Temple in Kyoto, one of the most dramatic turning points in Japanese history and a perennial subject in warrior print culture. The composition is rendered from an elevated vantage looking down across a fortified compound at night: a red multi story watchtower