Kuniyoshi “Honjō Shigenaga Parrying an Exploding Shell” Framed Japanese Woodblock Samurai Art Print (A2 / A3) female power Male model wears a size

Male model wears a size Medium and is 6'3" tall (190cm)

his face fierce

from the series Shokoku mu Tamagawa ("Six Jewel Rivers in the Provinces")

Printed in grey ink with enji red hanko stamp

and the hoe brandished in a threatening manner

Kuniyoshi “Honjō Shigenaga Parrying an Exploding Shell” Framed Japanese Woodblock Samurai Art Print (A2 / A3) female power Male model wears a sizeUKIYO E JAPANESE WOODBLOCK FRAMED ART PRINT "Honj Shigenaga Parrying an Exploding Shell" () by Utagawa Kuniyoshi, ca. 1848. Honj Shigenaga was a Japanese samurai (1540 1614), who served Uesugi clan and fought many battles. Among many things that he was famous for, he was particularly known as the wielder of the famous blade Honjo Masamune, a katana representing the Shogunate during most of the Tokugawa Era (a National Treasure sword that went missing