Original Japanese woodblock print diptych by Ogata Gekko (尾形月耕, 1859–1920), dating from the Meiji period. This work is a Harimaze-e (張交絵), a type of Japanese print composition featuring multiple pictorial subjects arranged together within the same work. The composition consists of two oban-format sheets and is a fine example of Ogata Gekko’s refined approach to traditional Japanese woodblock printing during the Meiji era. Ogata Gekko was an important Japanese artist of the Meiji period, known for his elegant compositions and distinctive printmaking style during Japan’s transition from traditional ukiyo-e to modern Japanese art. This is an antique Japanese woodblock print from the Meiji period, not a modern reproduction. **Details** Artist: Ogata Gekko (尾形月耕, 1859–1920) Title: Harimaze-e (Assorted Pictures) Country: Japan Period: Meiji period Technique: Woodblock print / Nishiki-e Format: Oban diptych (two sheets) Backing: Backed (urauchi) Frame: Unframed **Condition** This is an antique work and shows signs of age and use. There are age-related imperfections such as toning, stains, marks, folds, creases and wear. The prints have been backed (urauchi). Please carefully examine all photographs for the exact condition, as they form an important part of the description. The item will be carefully packaged for international shipping.