Vintage Japanese Repro Woodblock Bijinga Print Torii Kiyohiro “Playing Kemari Ball” 21.5"H Tray it remains in good condition

it remains in good condition

cracks or hairlines

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This large 56" by 61" piece has various shades of indigo blue dye which was applied using a paste resist printing process known as tsutsugaki to create these designs

Vintage Japanese Repro Woodblock Bijinga Print Torii Kiyohiro “Playing Kemari Ball” 21.5"H Tray it remains in good conditionArtist Torii Kiyohiro (), an Edo period ukiyo e designer active c. 17511776 and known for graceful bijin and theatrical subjects, is celebrated for early benizuri e style prints. This later high quality reproduction was issued by Takamizawa Mokuhansha (), a respected 20th century publisher founded in the late 1920s and known for exacting hand printed editions faithfully recreating historic blocks. Title , commonly translated as Playing Kemari Ball,