Konda Teihachirō Tadakazu and Makara Jūrōzaemon Naozumi Grappling by the Water 1866

"Konda Teihachirō Tadakazu and Makara Jūrōzaemon Naozumi Grappling by the Water" is a woodblock print created by Tsukioka Yoshitoshi in 1866. It depicts a dynamic scene of two samurai engaged in a fierce battle. Yoshitoshi, known for his dramatic and highly detailed prints, captures the intensity of the fight through bold lines and vibrant colors. This artwork showcases the artist's mastery of the ukiyo-e style, popular in 19th-century Japan, and offers a glimpse into the samurai culture of the Edo period. The print exemplifies Yoshitoshi's ability to portray action and emotion with captivating realism.