Raiko and his Four Companions Conquering the Demon of Mount Oe - Tsukioka Yoshitoshi Art Print

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Tsukioka Yoshitoshi’s Picture of Raikō and his Four Companions Conquering the Demon of Mount Ōe catches Shuten-dōji at the second his drunken feast curdles into slaughter. The poisoned sake has done its work. A colossal oni head swings into frame with rust-brown mane bristling and horns jutting. His eyes are wells of ink.

Minamoto no Raikō plunges in below, white hachimaki knotted tight and lamellar samurai armor striped in mustard and vermilion. Usui Sadamitsu snarls on the left. Urabe Suetake, a second of the Shitennō, drives his blade toward the demon’s jaw. Their armor becomes a lacquered hailstorm of teal cords and coral plates.

Yoshitoshi designed this ukiyo-e woodblock print in 1864 as a pupil of Utagawa Kuniyoshi, four years before the Meiji Restoration toppled the shogunate. Late Edo period nerves jangle through the musha-e warrior print. Burnt-orange robe swallows half the sheet as silver cloud scrolls churn behind it.

Hang this Japanese art print and the Heian legend keeps its sword raised, the slate-teal night still ringing with steel.

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