A painter's archiveJapan, late 19thearly 20th century Ink and coloured pigments on various types of washi paperDimensions: various, the largest approximately 60 40 cmQuantity: more than 200 sheets A substantial and diverse group of over two hundred original handpainted designs, executed in ink and coloured pigments on assorted washi papers. The collection comprises botanical illustrations, landscapes, and examples of kach ga (bird and flower paintings), displaying a

The story name

717 in total

signed 2 red seals

He was one of the major Nan-ga painters in the late Edo period

continuing with prints illustrating the motivations and activities of the Righteous Samurai leading to their attack on Kira's residence and his murder

and A Manual of Imitating Various Artists' Paintings)

superb triptych

haboku  ("broken ink")

half of them are standard kakejiku scroll sizes (around 90x40cm)

Year: 1883Title of the series: "Nishiki-e shūshindan" 錦絵修身談 (Brocade Pictures for Moral Education)This print title: 少女貧人を救ふ - Rescue the poor young girlThe six Yoshitoshi volumes were accompanied by The Ninety-Two Oban-size Color Prints Issued in 1883 As Supplements to the Textbooks "Nishiki-e shūshindan" 錦絵修身談 In October 1883 [see "Dating the Prints"

Very few works by him appeared online

One can clearly see the pigment and the various painting inks