Triptyque Ukiyo-e de Duel de Samouraïs

A vertical triptych (three tall panels side by side) in a classic [Japanese ukiyo-e and ink-wash style]. Subject: [A young samurai girl and an older samurai man] engaged in a katana duel before [old-style Japanese architecture with wooden temples, tiled roofs, shoji screens, and stone lanterns]. Composition across panels: - Left panel: The two warriors facing off, swords drawn in a tense, preparatory stance. - Middle panel: Mid-clash action, blades crossing with sparks and dynamic ink motion lines. - Right panel: The decisive strike, one warrior lunging forward while the other executes a parry. Style and Palette: Sepia-toned aged paper texture with a muted palette of ochre, umber, and deep brown. High-contrast lighting with near-black background shadows for dramatic depth. Rendered with bold sumi-e ink outlines, subtle watercolor washes, and visible brush strokes. Facial features, armor, and clothing remain consistent across all three panels.