Two Women of Nojiri Who were Robbed, Tied to Trees, and Eaten by Wolves 1875

This woodblock print by Tsukioka Yoshitoshi, titled "Two Women of Nojiri Who Were Robbed, Tied to Trees, and Eaten by Wolves", depicts a gruesome scene from Japanese folklore. The print, dated 1875, showcases Yoshitoshi's mastery of detail and dramatic composition, capturing the horror of the women's fate as they are devoured by a pack of wolves. The print uses vibrant colors and strong lines to create a sense of realism and immediacy. The scene is set in a dark, moonlit forest, highlighting the isolation and vulnerability of the victims. This woodblock print is a powerful example of the "ukiyo-e" style, which often depicted scenes of violence and the supernatural.