Dimensions de l'album : (23.5 x 35.5 cm & 35.5 x 70.5 cm) Album of 10 ôban tryptichs of three panels each, attached at the seams, backed with attractive patterned paper; contributors are as follows: - 1 : Kobayashi Kiyochika. Editeur : Kobayashi Tetsujirô Meiji 30 (1897). – 2 : Watanabe (Yôsai) Nobukazu (nom d'artiste). Editeur Takegawa Seikichi. Meiji Année et mois laissés en blanc. – 3 : Kobayashi Kiyochika (nom d'artiste) . – 4 : Watanabe (Yôsai) Nobukazu (nom d'artiste). – 5 : Tsukioka (Taisô )Yoshitoshi (nom d'artiste). – 6 : Watanabe (Yôsai) Nobukazu (nom d'artiste). Ed. Takegawa Seikichi, s. d. – 7 : Tsukioka (Taisô )Yoshitoshi. Ed. Kobayashi Tetsujirô, Meiji 31 (1898). – 8 : Kobayashi Kiyochika (nom d'artiste). Ed. Takegawa Seikichi. – 9 : Watanabe (Yôsai) Nobukazu (nom d'artiste). – 10 : Kobayashi Kiyochika (nom d'artiste). Ed. Takegawa Seikichi. Nous donnons à titre indicatif le titre du premier tryptique : « Wada Gorôzaemon : Akechi Sabanosuke Mitsuharu traversant le lac (Biwa) sur sa monture pour se rendre à Karamatsusaki (Akechi Samanosuke Mitsuharu swimming across a lake to the Karasaki pines). » [Après sa défaite contre les troupes de Hori Hidemasa, il bat en retraite et part égorger son cousin Mitsuhide avec qui il avait fait une alliance qui tourna court et massacra sa famille avant de se suicider] Akechi Sabanosuke Mitsuharu crosses the lake (Biwa) on his mount to go to Karamatsusaki (Akechi Samanosuke Mitsuharu swimming across a lake to the Karasaki pines). » [After his defeat against the troops of Hori Hidemasa, he beats a retreat and leaves to cut the throat of his cousin Mitsuhide with whom he had made an alliance which fell short and massacred his family before committing suicide] Coloured plates in order: 1. Japanese warrior Knight swims across a lake with his horse. 2. A mounted Japanese Warrior is pursued on horseback and foot. 3. A pair of Japanese Warriors and their horses swim across a lake while arrows fly above their heads. 4. A Japanese Warrior defends his Master, who emerges from within a tent, from angry warriors outside. 5. A fierce scene enacted within a tent. 6. A Japanese warrior flees to safety across a river from a chasing band of heavily armed men. 7. A battle fought on the High Seas. 8. A scene showing opposing kneeling Japanese Warriors and their respective Masters. 9. Advancing Japanese Warriors on an opposing Warlord holed up in a house. 10. Japanese Warriors preparing to move off for battle.