Ushiwakamaru

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This captivating work by Utagawa Yoshikazu, titled "Ushiwakamaru," portrays a character from Japanese folklore and history, who is often identified as Minamoto no Yoshitsune, a legendary samurai known for his military prowess and tragic fate in the late Heian period of Japan.In this painting, the attention is immediately drawn to the central figure, Ushiwakamaru. The figure is shown with an introspective or contemplative expression, possibly reflecting on an imminent challenge or recalling a past event that holds emotional weight. Ushiwakamaru is depicted playing a flute, an act often associated with scenes that evoke a sense of calm and reflection. This hobby of his is well-documented in traditional accounts, symbolizing his cultured and refined upbringing.The character is dressed in elaborate traditional attire, featuring layers of detailed and vibrant patterns.

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Utagawa Yoshikazu (CA. 1850–1870) was one of the great Japanese painters of the Edo period. Through his Ukiyo-e style, he brilliantly depicted the Japanese middle-class story, as well as the Western foreigners who came to live and work in Japan during the same period.