Watanabe Nobukazu (1872-1944), 1 triptych, and Tsukioka Yoshitoshi (1839-1892), 2 woodblock prints in ôban tate-e format, Japan, Meiji period: 1 triptych by Nobukazu, 桶狭間今ם義元血戦 (Okehazama Imagawa Yoshimoto kessen, "Bloody battle of Imagawa Yoshimoto in Okehazama"), 25x37.5 cm (each print), 2 woodblock prints by Yoshitoshi, 菜藤利基入道立本 ("Saito Toshimoto Nyodo Ryuhon"), 24x36 cm (print), and 「手塚太郎光盛」「齋藤別当実盛」 ("Tezuka Tarô Mitsumori and Saitô Bettô Sanemori"), 25.5x37, 5 cm (print), both from the series 英名組討揃 (Eimei kumiuchi soroe, "Famous fights between valiant men")

Watanabe Nobukazu (1872-1944), 1 triptych, and Tsukioka Yoshitoshi (1839-1892), 2 woodblock prints in ôban tate-e format, Japan, Meiji period: 1 triptych by Nobukazu, 桶狭間今ם義元血戦 (Okehazama Imagawa Yoshimoto kessen, "Bloody battle of Imagawa Yoshimoto in Okehazama"), 25x37.5 cm (each print), 2 woodblock prints by Yoshitoshi, 菜藤利基入道立本 ("Saito Toshimoto Nyodo Ryuhon"), 24x36 cm (print), and 「手塚太郎光盛」「齋藤別当実盛」 ("Tezuka Tarô Mitsumori and Saitô Bettô Sanemori"), 25.5x37, 5 cm (print), both from the series 英名組討揃 (Eimei kumiuchi soroe, "Famous fights between valiant men")

Saito Toshimoto Nyodo Ryuhon se bat sous l'eau: