Original Woodblock by Suzuki Toshimoto (1837–1900) Ōyama Tsunayoshi 1877 Boxer Rebellion LS#210 Natsume 75" deep and 4

75" deep and 4

There is also a gold painted rim and a geometric patterns reminiscent of a parasol and kimono fabric at the top of the plate

the stones are not just tools for gameplay but also objects of beauty that enhance any space they grace

delicate speckled printing evokes drifting snow and hushed air

The composition is carved against a darkened ground

Original Woodblock by Suzuki Toshimoto (1837–1900) Ōyama Tsunayoshi 1877 Boxer Rebellion LS#210 Natsume 75" deep and 4This original Meiji period woodblock print depicts yama Tsunayoshi (), a samurai and statesman who served as the governor of Kagoshima during the early years of the Meiji Restoration. Shown in crisp profile, yama is rendered with a sharp, almost Western naturalism that typified the transitional style of the late nineteenth century, as Japan rapidly modernized its visual culture. His expressionresolute and thoughtfulcaptures the bearing of a loyal