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A fine Japanese ukiyo-e woodblock print after Eishosai Choki, titled “The Woman of Izutsuya and the Geisha of Ogiya”. This elegant composition portrays two celebrated women from Edo-period pleasure districts, shown in a graceful seven-eighths portrait format as they face each other in quiet conversation.
The artwork captures the refined beauty of Edo fashion, with delicate facial expressions, elaborate hairstyles, and richly patterned kimono. The soft colors and subtle details reflect the sophisticated aesthetic of ukiyo-e portraiture.
This edition was produced by Adachi Institute of Woodcut Prints  in 1955, created using traditional hand-carved and hand-printed woodblock techniques. It features mica printing , a classic ukiyo-e technique that adds a subtle shimmering effect to selected areas.
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装飾オーナメント - 日本の浮世絵版画

Paper - Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear  - Height: 38 cm

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Japanese ukiyo-e woodblock print after Eishosai Choki, titled “The Woman of Izutsuya and the Geisha of Ogiya”, edition produced in 1955 by the Adachi Institute of Woodcut Prints, on paper, 38 × 26 cm, in excellent condition with mica printing.

装飾オーナメント - 日本の浮世絵版画

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Japanese ukiyo-e woodblock print after Eishosai Choki, titled “The Woman of Izutsuya and the Geisha of Ogiya”, edition produced in 1955 by the Adachi Institute of Woodcut Prints, on paper, 38 × 26 cm, in excellent condition with mica printing.

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