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Lot 153:
Description
A Japanese Ukiyo-e woodblock print triptych by Utagawa Kuniyoshi, composed of three separate paper sheets, likely dating from the Edo or early Meiji period. Each panel depicts a standing female figure adorned in an elaborate kimono, set against a background that suggests an interior or semi-outdoor scene with architectural elements and sparse natural motifs such as cherry blossoms and a pine tree. Each print bears Japanese text, including what appear to be poetic inscriptions and artist/publisher seals; the artist’s signature “Kuniyoshi ga” is discernable in the lower left cartouches, and the text “八百善” is visible on the center sheet.
Condition report:
The prints exhibit characteristic woodblock printing colors, showing a degree of fading and toning consistent with age. Minor signs of wear or handling are present along the edges. Overall good condition for its age.
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