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Lot 42:
Description
An antique Japanese polychrome woodblock print, characteristic of the Ukiyo-e style from the mid-19th century Edo period. Executed on paper with water-based pigments, the composition features two distinct registers: an upper landscape depicting traditional buildings on a hillside beneath a red-tinged sky, and a larger lower scene with three figures – a standing woman holding objects, and two seated men, one playing a wind instrument beside a large, flaming, drum-like object. The print contains extensive Japanese text in multiple columns and various cartouches, including red seals on the top right, bottom right, and bottom left, likely indicating title, artist’s signature, and publisher’s marks. No conclusive maker or pattern attribution could be determined from available web intelligence.
Condition report:
The print shows age-related wear including visible horizontal creasing across the middle, minor foxing and discoloration spots, and some edge wear. The colors largely remain vibrant.
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