Steal This Deal Yoshitoshi: Drawing Of Man Holding A Knife To His Own Throat (sold) New Style [Oru1iIqK]

Yoshitoshi's Intense Drawing of a Man in Despair

Introducing a rare and exquisite piece of art, "Drawing of Man Holding a Knife to his Own Throat (Sold)" by the renowned artist Tsukioka Yoshitoshi. This preparatory drawing, created around 1870, is a testament to Yoshitoshi's meticulous craftsmanship and profound artistic vision. It showcases a seated man, shirt unbuttoned and legs crossed, holding a knife to his throat in a moment of intense despair. Accompanying him are two companions, their expressions of alarm adding to the dramatic tension of the scene.

Artistic Details and Specifications

This drawing is a preparatory piece, featuring a sumi under-drawing with red corrections, revealing Yoshitoshi's process of establishing lines and refining his composition. The exceptional amount of red under-drawing demonstrates the artist's meticulous approach to the work. The main figure's legs and head positions were meticulously tested, resulting in a dynamic and expressive pose. The condition of this drawing is excellent, mounted on backing paper for protection, ensuring its preservation for years to come. Key specifications include dimensions of 33.3 x 24.4 cm.

Unmatched Artistic Value and Appeal

"Drawing of Man Holding a Knife to his Own Throat" is not just a visual masterpiece but also a window into the artist's mind. It is a powerful piece that resonates with collectors and art enthusiasts alike. This drawing can be a centerpiece in any art collection, adding depth and meaning to your space. Whether you are a connoisseur of Japanese ukiyo-e prints or a collector of fine art, this Yoshitoshi piece is a must-have. Its exceptional condition and the unique insights into the artist's process make it a highly sought-after addition to any collection.