Embrace the allure of Japanese history with this authentic set of two woodblock prints by the renowned Utagawa Kunisada, also known as Toyokuni III. Measuring 35cm by 24cm each, these prints are a tangible connection to the Edo period, offering a glimpse into the cultural fabric of bygone days. The artwork showcases Kunisada's mastery in the Ukiyo-e genre, depicting Kabuki actors in traditional garb with a richness of color and intricate patterns that remain vibrant to this day. Despite signs of aging such as wormholes, stains, and slight tears, these imperfections only add to the narrative of each piece, echoing their historical journey and survival through time. Each print is a testament to the legacy of Ukiyo-e, serving not just as decorative pieces but as historical artefacts that have witnessed the evolution of Japanese art. They present a unique opportunity for collectors and enthusiasts alike to own a piece of the celebrated Japanese tradition. See Museum of Fine Arts, Boston: https://collections.mfa.org/objects/471467 and Waseda University: https://archive.waseda.jp/archive/detail.html?arg={%22subDB_id%22:%2252%22,%22id%22:%22207350;1%22}&lang=en Shipping and Handling: Every item in the "Calligraphy Chronicles" collection will be meticulously packaged with the utmost care and shipped with tracking to ensure its preservation and safe arrival. Please be aware that buyers are responsible for any customs fees or additional charges that may apply. Seller Experience and Quality Assurance: As connoisseurs of vintage Japanese art and artifacts, we guarantee the authenticity and condition of these cultural heirlooms. With dedication to customer satisfaction, we are readily available to address any inquiries or provide additional information about the pieces, ensuring a seamless acquisition experience of these timeless treasures.