Kawanabe Kyosai — Japanese print from the series Hyakuzu

характерный для Kyōsai сатирический взгляд на отношения между человеком и священным.

Гравюра выполнена в технике nishiki-e с яркими пигментами, чёткими линиями и зелёным фоном, свойственным ранним оттискам 1860-х годов.

Размеры: около 13 × 18 см.
Состояние: хорошее для возраста; естественные следы времени, цвет сохранён.
Работа из коллекции Riga Gallery of Japanese Art (CloudyYokomido).

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Original Japanese woodblock print by Kawanabe Kyōsai from the series "One Hundred Pictures by Kyōsai" (1860s, late Edo). Printed in chūban format on handmade washi paper. The scene presents a comic interpretation of a proverb about patience: a mischievous samurai teases the Jizo statue, and the deity responds with anger — a characteristic satirical view by Kyōsai on the relationship between humans and the sacred.

The print is executed in nishiki-e technique with bright pigments, clear lines, and a green background typical of early impressions from the 1860s.

Dimensions: approximately 13 × 18 cm.
Condition: good for its age; natural signs of time, color preserved.
Work from the collection of Riga Gallery of Japanese Art (CloudyYokomido).