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Warlord watches Samurai practising their Swordplay, 19th Century. Creator: Japanese School

Warlord watches Samurai practising their Swordplay, 19th Century. Creator: Japanese School


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Warlord watches Samurai practising their Swordplay, 19th Century. Creator: Japanese School

Warlord watches Samurai practising their Swordplay, 19th Century (colour woodblock print). From a 19th century album of woodcuts

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This 19th-century colour woodblock print captures a rare moment in Japanese history, showcasing the intimate relationship between a warlord and his loyal samurai warriors. The image depicts a scene from the Edo period, where the warlord stands with great reverence as he watches his samurai engage in rigorous swordplay training. The composition of this triptych print is meticulously detailed, highlighting the traditional dress of both the warlord and his warriors. Adorned in elegant kimonos, these men embody not only physical strength but also an unwavering devotion to their craft. The print exudes a sense of sacredness and ritualistic practice as it showcases the customs deeply rooted in Shintoism. The swords held by each warrior symbolize their commitment to honor and duty, while their combat skills exemplify years of disciplined training. As we delve into this historical artwork, we are transported back to an era when masculinity was defined by courage on the battlefield. This piece offers us a glimpse into Japan's rich cultural heritage and its fascination with martial arts during that time. Preserved within a 19th-century album of woodcuts, this Japanese School creation serves as both an illustration and testament to tradition. It reminds us that even amidst changing times, there are timeless values worth cherishing - loyalty, discipline, and respect for one's ancestors who paved the way for future generations of warriors.

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