Atsumori - High Quality Art Print
This painting is based on a famous historical scene from the Tale of Heike in the 12th century. Kumagae Naozane wrestles the beautiful young prince, Taira no Atsumori on Suma Beach. Taira no Atsumori gasps for breath, his teeth blackened in the fashion of the Heian aristocracy, while Kumagae Naozane wrestles the prince in the turbulent waves.
The Noh play inspired by this event is believed to carry homo-erotic undertones.
This open edition art print is made on Hahnemühle paper with pigmented archival inks to ensure the longevity and quality of the print. Although they are open edition, these prints will still come hand signed and titled.
These first-class prints are made by an ArtSure certified printer to guaranty that the prints are made with only the best materials.
This painting is based on a famous historical scene from the Tale of Heike in the 12th century. Kumagae Naozane wrestles the beautiful young prince, Taira no Atsumori on Suma Beach. Taira no Atsumori gasps for breath, his teeth blackened in the fashion of the Heian aristocracy, while Kumagae Naozane wrestles the prince in the turbulent waves.
The Noh play inspired by this event is believed to carry homo-erotic undertones.
This open edition art print is made on Hahnemühle paper with pigmented archival inks to ensure the longevity and quality of the print. Although they are open edition, these prints will still come hand signed and titled.
These first-class prints are made by an ArtSure certified printer to guaranty that the prints are made with only the best materials.
This painting is based on a famous historical scene from the Tale of Heike in the 12th century. Kumagae Naozane wrestles the beautiful young prince, Taira no Atsumori on Suma Beach. Taira no Atsumori gasps for breath, his teeth blackened in the fashion of the Heian aristocracy, while Kumagae Naozane wrestles the prince in the turbulent waves.
The Noh play inspired by this event is believed to carry homo-erotic undertones.
This open edition art print is made on Hahnemühle paper with pigmented archival inks to ensure the longevity and quality of the print. Although they are open edition, these prints will still come hand signed and titled.
These first-class prints are made by an ArtSure certified printer to guaranty that the prints are made with only the best materials.