江都名所見立五節句 - 歌川 芳虎 - Japan - Edo Period (1600-1868)

One image from the Japanese woodblock print by Kawashiro Yoshitora titled Edo Meisho Mitate: Five Festivals.
This is a bijin-ga (beautiful woman) print that prominently features a woman in an extravagant kimono, with a framed miniature print in the background depicting famous places in Edo. The miniature print in the background includes the characters “芝増上寺” (Shiba Zojo-ji), showing a composition that combines Edo’s notable spots with female fashion.
The scene bears the title placard “江都名所見立五節句,” and there are signs that read “芳虎画” (painted by Yoshitora), as well as publisher’s marks and what appear to be reprint marks.
Artist: Utagawa Yoshitora
Title: Edo Meisho Mitate: Five Festivals
Origin: Japan
Period: Edo period, 19th century
Technique: Woodblock print
Size: approximately 37 × 25 cm
Signature: Publisher’s signature
【Condition】
There are signs of aging such as browning, fading, stains, dirt, rubbing, creases, and wrinkles. Please understand that this is an antique woodblock print and refer to the accompanying photos for details on its condition.
【Shipping】
The work will be protected with stiff cardboard to prevent bending and packed flat with care. It will be shipped from Japan via Japan Post EMS (tracking and insurance included).