Tezuka Osamu's "Ashita no Joe" Commemorative Art 2002 / Signed Print, Framed This commemorative artwork, created in 2002 under the name of Osamu Tezuka, is based on the "Ashita no Joe" motif. It is a striking piece depicting the protagonist, Yabuki Joe, exhausted in the boxing ring, and its composition evokes the work's iconic final scene. The signature "Osamu Tezuka / 2002 / Tokyo" and the year can be seen in the lower right. This work is believed to be an official art print produced for an exhibition or commemorative project. The paper has a silver-toned texture, reminiscent of commemorative art from the early 2000s. It will be offered framed. Artwork Information Title: Ashita no Joe Artist: Osamu Tezuka Year: 2002 Type: Commemorative Art Print (Signed) Signed: Osamu Tezuka / 2002 / Tokyo Framed: Yes Country of Origin: Japan Condition The frame shows some minor scuffs and signs of use, but the artwork itself is generally in good condition. Please see the images for details. -Storage Conditions This item has been stored in a smoke-free, pet-free, and climate-controlled environment, away from direct sunlight. Please note that minor manufacturing imperfections may exist. Kindly take this into consideration before placing your bid. -Shipping Your item will be shipped within 3 business days (Monday–Friday, excluding weekends and public holidays). Shipped by Japan post. It may take 10-14 days to arrive. It will be securely packed with bubble wrap and shipped with care. A tracking number will be provided once dispatched. Depending on your country’s regulations, import duties, VAT, and customs handling fees may apply. According to Catawiki’s policy, these costs are the buyer’s responsibility. Please note that returns or cancellations due to customs issues or refusal to accept delivery will not be accepted. -Returns "Returns are handled in accordance with Catawiki’s return policy. Please review the description and photos carefully before bidding." -Please note that shipments to Italy may take longer than usual due to customs procedures. Delivery can sometimes take up to 3–4 weeks. Thank you for your understanding and patience.