- Kyokubadan (Traveling Circus Horse Acrobats) - Katsuyuki Nishijima A very minor paper crease

A very minor paper crease on the lower right margin corner will be matted out

A single small bamboo tree on the shore falls to the surface of the water and also flows in a neat shape"

It is a foreign style that Kiyochika signed between paving stones and a stone wall

舞扇(Mai ougi) is a folding fan used in Japanese dances

Like a tree glowing at dawn

- Kyokubadan (Traveling Circus Horse Acrobats) - Katsuyuki Nishijima A very minor paper creaseThe unique Western style woodblock print "Kyokubadan" (Traveling Circus Horse Acrobats) is by Hide Kawanishi (1894 1965). This colorful print depicts delightful circus horse acrobats and performers of the traveling circus. This was later printed in 1979. (posthumous printing) Hide Kawasnishi was born in Kobe. He never left his hometown. His modernist and exotic landscape of Kobe and the colorful circus scenes continue to fascinate people both inside