Same as the titled "original japanese art?" one just reviewed. I'd like to know more about the work. P;ease look at the pictures I resent. They are the backs of the works. Could that be a sign that the work might have been painted ior does a print usually go thru the paper?nstead of a print
17 July 2019
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I'd also like to know what the two words say at the margin? Thank you. Bob B
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By Klaus
Jul 19, 20:44 UTC
Thank you for submitting your item for appraisal. This appears to be a japanese woodblock print, mid 20th century, by Tokuriki Tomikichiro ( 1902-1999 / 2000), according to the inscription made in the Showa year 26 which equals 1951.The so called "bleeding" of the colours through the paper is a typical trait of genuine ukiyo-e prints.
