General Akashi Gidayu Samurai Death Poem Yoshitoshi Woodblock Wall Art
Tsukioka Yoshitoshi’s famous woodblock print of General Akashi Gidayu composing his death poem before seppuku, tiger skin behind him.
Description
This powerful Japanese woodblock print by Tsukioka Yoshitoshi depicts General Akashi Gidayu kneeling with his sword, brush in hand, composing his final poem before seppuku, a tiger skin hanging behind him. Its muted tones and dramatic composition are hallmarks of classic ukiyo-e. A museum-quality piece for studies, meditation spaces, and collectors of Japanese art and samurai history.
