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Japanese print on Ukiyo-e * type paper, signed by artist Kunisada (1786 - 1865) says Toyokuni III surname: Utagawa, representing a samurai and a courtesy (Oiran) sitting in a rich interior, a lady companion behind the woman, vintage Edo nineteenth century.
This print is in good condition. It is signed see photos. She was recently supervised.
A note: small spots and yellowing especially in the corners down, some ususres and stains, light ususres on the frame, well look at the photos for defects.
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Japanese term meaning "image of the floating world") is a Japanese artistic movement of the Edo period (1603-1868) including not only an original folk painting and narrative, but also and especially Japanese prints. the main themes are Bijinga ("Paintings of Pretty Women"), Kabuki and yakusha-e (images of Kabuki theater and its actors), Shunga (erotic paintings), Landscapes (f? kei-ga) and "famous views" (Meisho-e) and also the fauna and flora.
