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Yoshitoshi's Escape from Exile: A Rare Masterpiece

Embrace the artistic genius of Tsukioka Yoshitoshi with this exquisite print, "Escape from Exile," a captivating piece from the Twenty-four Accomplishments in Imperial Japan series. Created in 1887, this ôban print is a testament to Yoshitoshi's skillful execution and profound storytelling. This particular edition, from the first printing, is a must-have for any collector or admirer of Japanese ukiyo-e art.

Exceptional Artistic Craftsmanship

The print features Hino Kumawakamaru being carried by a Shinto priest, his journey marked by urgency as they attempt to escape Sado Island following the tragic demise of his father. This dramatic scene is brought to life through Yoshitoshi's intricate details and expressive color palette. The condition of this print is exceptional, boasting an excellent impression and vibrant colors that are as striking today as when they were first published.

• High-quality print from the first edition of the Twenty-four Accomplishments series
• Rich colors and detailed imagery that capture the essence of the story
• Excellent impression and condition, making it a valuable addition to any collection

Authenticity and Collectibility

This print is published by Tsuda Genshichi, further enhancing its authenticity and value. The inclusion of the Taiso seal and the signature "Taiso Yoshitoshi hitsu" confirms the artwork's authenticity. As documented in Keyes 438.19, this print is a significant piece of literature in the field of Japanese art. With its historical significance and Yoshitoshi's masterful touch, this print is not only a beautiful artwork but also a highly collectible item.

• Published by the esteemed Tsuda Genshichi, ensuring high-quality printing and authenticity
• Features the Taiso seal and signature, confirming its authenticity
• Highly collectible, particularly for enthusiasts of Yoshitoshi and ukiyo-e prints