Gojū Kogō no Tsubone Gojūni Tomoegozen

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The title translates to “51: Kogō no Tsubone ; 52: Tomoe Gozen.” This woodblock print shows a pair of scenes. The top shows the emperor’s mistress Kogō no Tsubone playing a biwa while Nakakuni, a messenger for the emperor, watches. The second scene shows Tomoe Gozen, a female samurai, and another warrior, possibly Yoshinaka, on horseback. The woodcut was created (with color) in 1888 by an unknown Japanese ukiyo-e artist. (Library of Congress, LC-DIG-jpd-00064)

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