This lot consists of a set of four antique Japanese shunga prints, depicting intimate scenes in the traditional ukiyo-e style. The works date to the late Edo to early Meiji period (19th century). Shunga is a historically important genre of Japanese art, produced for private appreciation and widely collected during the Edo period. These prints show expressive compositions, simplified facial features, and strong use of color, particularly red and indigo pigments. The printing style, pigments, and aged washi paper suggest original antique works, rather than modern reproductions. No artist signature or publisher’s seal is visible, which is common for privately circulated shunga prints of this type. Details • Origin: Japan • Period: Late Edo – Early Meiji period (19th century) • Artist: Unknown (Anonymous) • Technique: Woodblock print with hand-coloring on paper • Quantity: 4 individual sheets (one set) • Material: Washi paper Condition • Overall condition is fair for age • Noticeable fading, pigment loss, rubbing, and surface wear • Areas of discoloration and softness consistent with antique paper • No visible modern restoration • Please examine all images carefully, as they form part of the description Dimensions • Sheets are of similar size • Exact measurements are visible in the provided photographs These works are offered as authentic antique Japanese shunga prints, valued for their cultural and historical significance.