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Tsukioka Yoshitoshi (月岡芳年): 1839-1892
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Emperor Jimmu, Yatagarasu, Golden Kite, Portraits of Japanese monarchs, A Mirror of Great Warriors of Japan, Emperor Jimmu, Nishiki-e in Meiji period
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Emperor Jimmu, Depiction of the bearded legendary Emperor Jimmu (Jinmu tennô) with his bow and the golden kite. Medium: Woodblock print (nishiki-e). Dimensions: Vertical ôban; 37.4 x 25.1 cm (14 3/4 x 9 7/8 in.), Legendary , Depiction of a bearded Jimmu with his bow and the golden kite. This 19th-century artwork is by Tsukioka Yoshitoshi., A woodblock print of Emperor Jimmu, part of Famous Generals of Japan by Tsukioka Yoshitoshi
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月岡芳年『大日本名将鑑』より「神武天皇」。、月岡芳年『大日本名将鑑』より「神武天皇」。神武天皇の弓の先に止まった金鵄が光を放ち、長髄彦軍の兵の目をくらませている。、月岡芳年『大日本名将鑑』より「神武天皇」。神武天皇の弓の先に止まった金鵄が光を放ち、長髄彦軍の兵の目をくらませている。, 月岡芳年 『大日本名将鑑』の内「神武天皇」（1876-1882年頃の作）, 月岡芳年 『大日本名将鑑』の内「神武天皇」1876(明治9)-1882(明治15)年頃の作, 日本の初代天皇とされる神武天皇, 月岡芳年『大日本名将鑑 神武天皇』神武東征の名場面。天皇の弓の先に留まった金鵄が光を放ち、長髄彦軍の兵達（右下）は目を眩ませている。, 神武天皇。『日本書紀』『古事記』の神武東征の記録によると日向高千穂から出立し瀬戸内海を経て大和に入り、橿原宮で即位し初代の天皇になったとされる。画像は月岡芳年『大日本名将鑑』の金の鵄（とび）を従えて敵を圧倒する神武天皇。, 神武東征をあらわす明治時代初期の版画（月岡芳年）, 神武天皇版画。月岡芳年作, 初代天皇で、彦五瀬命の末弟にあたる。, 月岡芳年「大日本名将鑑」より「神武天皇」。明治時代初期の版画。
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From "Dainihon Meisho Kagami" by Yoshitoshi TSUKIOKA, the name of Emperor Jinmu was written.From "Dainihon Meisho Kagami" by Yoshitoshi TSUKIOKA, 'Emperor Jinmu' .The golden pheasant stopped at the tip of Emperor Jinmu's bow, and the lights were emitted, which made the soldiers of Nagasunehiko's army look over.From "Dainihon Meisho Kagami" by Yoshitoshi TSUKIOKA, 'Emperor Jinmu' .The golden pheasant stopped at the tip of Emperor Jinmu's bow, and the lights were emitted, which made the soldiers of Nagasunehiko's army look over., Yoshitoshi TSUKIOKA, "Dainihon Meisho Kagami" , which contains the scene of Emperor Jinmu in "Dainihon Meisho Kagami" , written around 1876-1882, Emperor Jinmu, who is considered to be the first Emperor of Japan, Yoshitoshi TSUKIOKA, "Dainihon Meisho Kagami: Emperor Jinmu" , famous scene of Emperor Jinmu's expedition to the east.The golden kite, which was standing at the tip of the Emperor's bow, lets a light shine, and the soldiers of Nagasunehiko's army smile., Emperor Jinmu.According to the records of Jinmu tosei in "Nihonshoki" and "Kojiki," he left Hyuga Takachiho and entered Yamato via the Seto Inland Sea, then ascended the throne at Kashihara no miya Palace and became the first emperor.The image is of Emperor Jinmu, who overwhelmed his enemies with the gold scabbard of "Dainihon Meisho Kagami" by Yoshitoshi TSUKIOKA., an early Meiji period print of Jinmu tosei , a Japanese woodblock print of Emperor Jinmu.It was written by Yoshitoshi TSUKIOKA, the first emperor and the youngest brother of Hikosuse no mikoto., 'Emperor Jinmu' from 'Dainihon Meishokagami' by Yoshitoshi TSUKIOKA.It is a woodblock print in the early Meiji period.
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神武天皇八烏金日本国名士絵図、神武天皇錦絵
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神武天皇 弓と金で髭を生やした伝説の帝王神武を描写。中絵木版画(錦絵)寸法:縦長大判、横長三寸、横長三寸、横長三寸、横長三寸、横長三寸、横長三寸、横長三寸、横長三寸、横長三寸、横長三寸、横長三寸、横長三寸、横長三寸、横長三寸、横長三寸、横長三寸、横長三寸、横長三寸、横長三寸、横長三寸、横長三寸、横長三寸、横長三寸、横長三寸、19世紀の作画は月岡芳年による。
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shintoist shinto mikado monarchal three-legged regnant monarch ukiyo-e