Fūryū Onna Imagawa - Eiri Koshikawa - Japan





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Original Japanese woodblock print by Eiri Koshikawa, titled Fūryū Onna Imagawa, created in 1926 in a limited edition, measuring approximately 30 × 20 cm, in excellent condition, plate signed, and including the original paper folder and the publisher's explanatory sheet published by Yamato Hanga Society.
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Japanese Woodblock Print, Eiri Koshikawa — *Furyu Onna Imagawa* (Stylish Women in the Style of Imagawa), Taisho 15 (1926)
This is an original Japanese woodblock print created by the artist Eiri Koshikawa in 1926 (Taisho 15), belonging to the series *Furyu Onna Imagawa* (meaning "Stylish Women in the Style of Imagawa").
This exquisite *ukiyo-e* style print was published by the Yamato Hanga Society in 1925 (Taisho 14). The composition depicts a beautiful woman standing beside a tall lantern and a kneeling figure dressed in a striped robe. The work features rich colors and delicate lines, adhering to the classic *ukiyo-e* style of the Edo period.
The print comes with its original paper folder and the publisher's explanatory sheet. It is printed on Japanese *washi* paper, with publisher details printed on the reverse side.
Condition: Excellent antique condition, showing only minor signs of age-appropriate wear. No significant damage, stains, or repairs.
Dimensions: Approx. 30 × 20 cm.
This is a collector-quality Japanese woodblock print suitable for *ukiyo-e* enthusiasts. The photographs are part of the description.
Japanese Woodblock Print, Eiri Koshikawa — *Furyu Onna Imagawa* (Stylish Women in the Style of Imagawa), Taisho 15 (1926)
This is an original Japanese woodblock print created by the artist Eiri Koshikawa in 1926 (Taisho 15), belonging to the series *Furyu Onna Imagawa* (meaning "Stylish Women in the Style of Imagawa").
This exquisite *ukiyo-e* style print was published by the Yamato Hanga Society in 1925 (Taisho 14). The composition depicts a beautiful woman standing beside a tall lantern and a kneeling figure dressed in a striped robe. The work features rich colors and delicate lines, adhering to the classic *ukiyo-e* style of the Edo period.
The print comes with its original paper folder and the publisher's explanatory sheet. It is printed on Japanese *washi* paper, with publisher details printed on the reverse side.
Condition: Excellent antique condition, showing only minor signs of age-appropriate wear. No significant damage, stains, or repairs.
Dimensions: Approx. 30 × 20 cm.
This is a collector-quality Japanese woodblock print suitable for *ukiyo-e* enthusiasts. The photographs are part of the description.

