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Masterpiece of Japanese Military Art: Kiyochika's "Taking Aim at the Enemy"

Experience the dramatic narrative of war through the eyes of a master artist with "Taking Aim at the Enemy," a stunning triptych by Kobayashi Kiyochika. Created in 1894, this exceptional work captures the intensity of battle during the Battle at Jinzhoucheng on the Road to Port Arthur. Each panel offers a unique vantage point, allowing viewers to witness the soldiers' resilience and the commanding officer's strategic prowess.

Exceptional Artistic Craftsmanship This ôban triptych showcases Kiyochika's exceptional skill in conveying the raw emotions and dynamic action of war. The detailed depiction of the soldiers, from the kneeling soldiers reloading their weapons to the commanding officer's authoritative stance, is both captivating and thought-provoking. The use of color and impression techniques ensures that the artwork remains vivid and impactful, making it a truly exceptional piece of Japanese military art.

Unmatched Authenticity and Quality

This print is published by the renowned Yokoyama Ryôhachi, guaranteeing its authenticity and quality. The excellent impression, color, and condition of this print make it a valuable addition to any collection. With its dimensions of 25.5 x 36.2 cm, it is not only a beautiful piece to admire but also a practical size for display in your home or office. The signature of Kiyochika is a testament to the artist's personal touch, ensuring that this print is a true masterpiece of the genre.