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Big Elephants Being Attacked, 2nd month, 1863. 2nd month, 1863. Creator: Isshinsai Yoshikata
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Big Elephants Being Attacked, 2nd month, 1863. 2nd month, 1863. Creator: Isshinsai Yoshikata
Big Elephants Being Attacked, 2nd month, 1863
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Applied Arts Of Asia Attack Attacking Bayonet Bayonets Elephant Elephants Feline Graphics Ink And Color On Paper Ink On Paper Polychrome Tiger Tigers Triptych Triptych Of Polychrome Woodblock Prints Typical Applied Arts Block Printing Tokugawa Period Woodblock Woodblock Printing
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The print titled "Big Elephants Being Attacked, 2nd month, 1863" captures a mesmerizing scene from the Edo period in Japan. Created by the talented artist Isshinsai Yoshikata, this triptych of polychrome woodblock prints showcases his mastery of ink and color on paper. In this artwork, we are transported to a historical moment where elephants and tigers clash with humans armed with bayonets and guns. The intricate details bring the scene to life as riders bravely navigate through the chaos, engaging in an intense battle against these formidable creatures. Yoshikata's skillful depiction not only reflects his artistic prowess but also serves as a testament to Japan's rich cultural heritage. This piece is a remarkable example of traditional Japanese art that beautifully combines elements of history, nature, and human interaction. Now housed at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, this antique print continues to captivate viewers with its vibrant colors and dynamic composition. As we gaze upon it today, we can't help but be transported back in time to witness this extraordinary clash between man and beast. This artwork stands as a testament to Yoshikata's legacy as well as an important reminder of the diverse range of artistic expressions found throughout Asia during the 19th century. It serves as both an educational tool for understanding history and culture while also providing aesthetic pleasure for art enthusiasts worldwide.
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