Artist: Shotei & Toyoharu Size: each print approx. 36*24 cm Technique: Traditional Japanese woodblock print on handmade washi paper, Nishiki-e Publisher: Adachi Hanga Institute Printing date: 1971 Originally published: ca. 1780s (Edo period) Paper: Echizen Kizuki Hōsho, designated a “Living National Treasure” since 2000. This premium washi is known for crisp lines and centuries-long durability. The first print is by Shotei Hokuju one of Hokusai's pupils (rare to see in the market). Fair Condition overall. Please check the images for full details. There are also some reading materials with the prints that offers insights about the works and artist's background. The second print has some minor foxing at the top. These woodblock prints were published by the Adachi Hanga Institute during the Showa period. Adachi prints are renowned for their museum-grade craftsmanship, produced with hand-carved cherry woodblocks, traditional baren techniques, and carefully selected washi papers that recreate the look and feel of Edo-period originals. Unlike commercial publishers, Adachi’s mission has always been scholarly: to preserve and revive historically significant ukiyo-e designs for museums, archives, and connoisseurs.