Antique C1880 Japanese Ukiyoe Woodblock Print Osaka Toyotomi Tokugawa FL248 Bowl Kanji on lid: Kobiki (style

Kanji on lid: Kobiki (style of white glaze pottery)

Oil paint on wood board

74 cm long x 28 cm wide

This negative plate is a precious testimony of a rice planting community event in 1900s' Japan

Antique C1880 Japanese Ukiyoe Woodblock Print Osaka Toyotomi Tokugawa FL248 Bowl Kanji on lid: Kobiki (styleAntique Japanese Ukiyoe Woodblock Print This is a Japanese woodblock print Ukiyoe by Yoshitoshi Tukioka. The title of the kanji characters say A battle in Osaka. This painting, a set of three ukiyo e prints, depicts a scene where Goto Matahachi, carrying the young child "Kunimatsu," the son of Toyotomi Hideyori, in a white "horo" (a type of cloak), thrusts the famous spear "Nihongo" into a basket. On the left side, a hatamoto (a direct retainer of the