This striking late Edo-period ukiyo-e print (17.5 x 23 cm) depicts a dramatic courtroom scene where captured criminals receive judgment from a seated daimyo. The composition masterfully conveys the weight of authority and justice, with expressive figures and intricate detailing. Adding to its historical significance, the piece is adorned with extensive hand-written calligraphy, likely providing context or commentary on the event. A compelling artwork that captures the legal and social structures of Edo Japan, making it a valuable addition to any ukiyo-e or Japanese history collection.
