Retrato Ukiyo-e de Señor de la Guerra Enmascarado

A vertical Japanese ukiyo-e inspired anime illustration of [Oda Nobunaga] as a stylish mature warlord, waist-up dignified three-quarter portrait. He features a tall messy black topknot with loose strands and a gold hair ornament, one visible ear, with his face intentionally obscured by a centered opaque tan rectangle covering the entire facial area from forehead to chin. He wears ornate Sengoku-era armor over a layered kimono: a high black collar with gold trim, dark navy and black lamellar chest armor with red cords, two large gold chrysanthemum-like crests on the chest, red brocade shoulder panels with floral patterns, cream sleeves with purple and gold cloud motifs, dangling red tassels, and two decorated sword hilts crossing at the lower front. Background: parchment cream paper texture, an orange-red setting sun disk behind the figure, fine black ink landscape lines, stylized white cloud streaks, purple-gray ink wash clouds, halftone dot textures, and a small Japanese castle in the distant lower left. Framed by thick black Art Nouveau-style rounded corner borders with exactly 6 prominent black spiral ornaments (2 upper left, 2 upper right, 2 lower corners). Detailed linework, muted antique palette with gold accents, woodblock print texture, manga and traditional poster aesthetics, dramatic heroic posture. Small signature and date in the lower right reading '[June 2, 2026]' and '[Oyagi]'. No other text or watermarks; the central tan face-cover rectangle remains flat and untextured.