Eisen Keisai (1791-1848) 渓斎英泉 - - "Act 3 Kamakura Jidaikan, Bloodshed"

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Act 3 Kamakura Jidaikan, Bloodshed
by Eisen Keisai (1791-1848)

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Artist: Eisen Keisai (1791-1848) — 渓斎英泉

Title: Act 3 Kamakura Jidaikan, Bloodshed

Series: Chushingura

Date 1st edition^?: Not set

Publisher 1st edition^?: Not Set

Publisher (this edition)^?: Not Set
Medium (1st edition): Woodblock

Medium (this edition): Woodblock
Format (1st edition): Not Set

Format (this edition): Not Set
DB artwork code: 28401

Notes (1st edition)^?:

Notes (this edition)^?: The following information was taken from the original web listing of this artwork. Often written by non-experts, there may be inaccuracies:
Eisen
Act 3 Kamakura Jidaikan, Bloodshed (161-1-3, 161-5-1)
Honzo awaits Moronao, receiving a present and asks for his lordÕs mediation. This is effective, and Moronao announces his intent to submit to Wakasanosuke, lessening his murderous intent. Then he strikes out at the passerby Enya Hokan, and as he was hideously insulted, Hokan is finally cut by Moronao, and is supported by Kakogawa Honzo. HokanÕs fellow samurai, Hayano Kanpei secretly meets Okaru outside the gates, and shamed that he wasnÕt present for his lordÕs important event, Kanpei decides to commit hara-kiri. He is stopped by Okaru.
The print shows Kanpei and Okaru at the edge of the moat outside the gates. The two are attacked by the Moronao supporter Sagisaka Bannai and are questioned by his men.

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	Artist:	Eisen Keisai (1791-1848) — 渓斎英泉
	Title:	Act 3 Kamakura Jidaikan, Bloodshed
	Series:	Chushingura
	Date 1st edition^?:	Not set
	Publisher 1st edition^?:	Not Set
	Publisher (this edition)^?:	Not Set
	Medium (1st edition):	Woodblock
	Medium (this edition):	Woodblock
	Format (1st edition):	Not Set
	Format (this edition):	Not Set
	DB artwork code:	28401
	Notes (1st edition)^?:
	Notes (this edition)^?:	The following information was taken from the original web listing of this artwork. Often written by non-experts, there may be inaccuracies: Eisen Act 3 Kamakura Jidaikan, Bloodshed (161-1-3, 161-5-1) Honzo awaits Moronao, receiving a present and asks for his lordÕs mediation. This is effective, and Moronao announces his intent to submit to Wakasanosuke, lessening his murderous intent. Then he strikes out at the passerby Enya Hokan, and as he was hideously insulted, Hokan is finally cut by Moronao, and is supported by Kakogawa Honzo. HokanÕs fellow samurai, Hayano Kanpei secretly meets Okaru outside the gates, and shamed that he wasnÕt present for his lordÕs important event, Kanpei decides to commit hara-kiri. He is stopped by Okaru. The print shows Kanpei and Okaru at the edge of the moat outside the gates. The two are attacked by the Moronao supporter Sagisaka Bannai and are questioned by his men.