Kuniyoshi Utagawa Giclee Woodblock Bijinga Beauty Print c1843 10"x14.75" Hibachi where he is thought to
Description
where he is thought to be a representation of Budai
Chinese ink is some of the best ink in the world for calligraphy
Some foxing
This is a 150 year old antique Japanese suzuribako from the late Meiji Era (c
the first patriarch of Zen who came from India to China around the 1st Century CE
Kuniyoshi Utagawa Giclee Woodblock Bijinga Beauty Print c1843 10"x14.75" Hibachi where he is thought toThis is a 10" x 14. 75" reproduction print of a Japanese Edo era ukiyo e (woodblock print) from c. 1843 46. By the great Japanese Edo artist Kuniyoshi Utagawa (1797 1861). This is a reproduction gicle print. It is printed on acid free archival fine art paper with highly fade resistant pigments inks. This is essentially actual size at the standard oban measurements of 10" wide by 14. 5" tall (25 x 37 cm). The print is in new condition.
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