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Japanese print on Ukiyo-e * type paper, signed by artist Kunisada (1786 - 1865) says Toyokuni III surname: Utagawa, depicting a woman holding her umbrella carried by the wind, from the 19th century Edo period.
This print is in good condition. It is signed see photos. She was framed later.
A note: some stains and yellowing on the paper, some wear and dirt, some small accidents and lacks on the frame, look at the pictures.
We put other Japanese prints on sale on this site.
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 Beautiful 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.
