Kintarō Seizes the Carp
Tsukioka Yoshitoshi · Japanese, 1839-1892
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A vertical Japanese woodblock print shows the boy hero Kintarō wrestling a large carp through swirling blue water. A woman in a flowing robe watches from a rocky cliff at the upper left, and a turtle appears near the lower right. The print by Tsukioka Yoshitoshi is dated 1885 and carries the Japanese title at top right.
