Beautiful original color lithograph ( Arches paper) by the renowned Japanese master of Parisian cityscapes, Kōjirō Akagi (1934–2021).Created in 1985, this intricate piece titled "Le Carillon de Montmartre" perfectly captures the timeless charm of Paris. Akagi’s signature style combined Western oil and graphic techniques with a highly precise, meticulous line drawing technique deeply influenced by traditional Japanese art.The artwork depicts a scenic, winding street in the historic Montmartre district, looking towards the famous "Le Carillon de Montmartre" restaurant, complete with classic Parisian roofs, chimneys, and facades.Authenticity: The lithograph back side have the name AKAGI signed in pencil in the lower right corner, framed within his distinctive penciled rectangle .Premium Paper & Watermark: This specific print is executed on prestigious Arches France paper. The authentic embossed manufacturer's watermark and infinity-loop logo are clearly visible on the sheet, guaranteeing the highest standard of 20th-century French printmaking.Edges: Features the original deckle edges (fringed borders) on the paper margins, highly sought after by graphic art collectors.Condition report: The print shows good preservation. The lines are sharp, and the coloration remains vivid and well-balanced. The paper is structurally sound with only normal, light signs of age appropriate for a 1985 graphic work. It has clean margins and no heavy foxing or major stains. (Please refer to the high-resolution photos for exact edge and paper condition details).An exceptional, highly collectible piece for enthusiasts of 20th-century Parisian school art and Japanese-French cultural synthesis