Original Japanese Woodblock Print Wada Sanzo "Sword Polisher" 1939 Series #12 1939 LS#095 Saw artists portrayed him with bold
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artists portrayed him with bold brushwork and exaggerated features to express his fierce energy and focus
Bishamonten was especially revered by samurai and merchants alike
75" deep and 4
Hachiwari (Kabutowari) – “Helmet Breaker”Edo Period (1603–1868)Iron
Height = 1
Original Japanese Woodblock Print Wada Sanzo "Sword Polisher" 1939 Series #12 1939 LS#095 Saw artists portrayed him with boldSanzo Wada (18831967)Sketches of Occupations in the Showa Era(, Shwa Shokugy E zukushi)Woodblock prints, c. 19381942 Wada Sanz (Shwa Shokugy E zukushi: Togishi) c. 1939 A beautifully composed print from Wada Sanz's landmark series documenting the occupations of Showa era Japan, this subject the sword polisher (, togishi) offers an intimate view into one of the most specialized and ancient of Japanese craft traditions. The workshop interior is rendered
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