In the world of ukiyoe and traditional Japanese arts fit for tattooing, Yoshitoshi stands among the very best and remains one of the most recognizable figures. His contrasting beauty and erotica with violence and bloodshed are quite realistic and emotional, the viewer often forgets the layers of carving and printing it required to produce his works. Gods Of Madness from 1989 is an epic collection of his wildest pieces, together in one must-have book for any fan of Yoshitoshi Tsukioka.
There are also several sections showcasing how art during Yoshitoshi's life still inspires modern art in various forms, from paintings to theater to television.
