Original Kuniyoshi (1797 - 1861) Japanese Woodblock print
Sun Lee
Series; One hundred and eight heroes of the popular Suikoden, all told
Tsuzoku Suikoden goketsu hyakuhachinin no hitori
From the private collection of B.W. Robinson

The B.W. Robinson Collection - B.W. Robinson was regarded by curators, collectors and scholars as one of the world's leading experts on Japanese swords and the art of Kuniyoshi. As a museum curator and in his travels abroad, he developed an extensive knowledge of Kuniyoshi's art as well as an impressive collection. He wrote two books on Kuniyoshi that have become the standard texts in the art world on Kuniyoshi's work. After his death in December of 2005, his private collection of over 3,000 Japanese woodblock prints was purchased by private collectors and dealers alike. Among this collection there were a number of rare original Kuniyoshi designs that sold in auction for tens of thousands of dollars. Search the web to find out more about this scholar and his collection, you'll find several excellent articles and press releases.

Sun Lee - Fantastic image of the warrior Sun Lee threatening to cut off an enemy's head, his sword poised at the man's neck as his enemy screams for mercy. He wears a long robe with a design of a monkey and blue peonies, his wild hair flowing around his face. A dynamic print with a bold composition and handsome color.