This is a color woodblock print titled Harima Province: Maiko Beach (Harima, Maiko no hama), from the series Famous Places in the Sixty-odd Provinces by the Japanese ukiyo-e artist Utagawa Hiroshige. 

• The print was originally created in 1853 (Edo period). 

• It is a landscape scene depicting the scenic Maiko Beach in Harima Province, known for its pine trees along the coast. 

• The work is a full-color print on paper. 

• Hiroshige used one-point perspective in the composition, with the diagonal coastline and diminishing trees drawing the eye towards the horizon. 

Vintage print is in excellent shape all around. Well taken care of and free of any defects. Colors are vibrant and brilliant with no fading or any other imperfections. Printed on washi paper. Nice sharp corners and edges. No pin holes, tape marks, or other blemishes.

Not sure when this was produced (and the place it was purchased from is long defunct) but I do know it's vintage as it's been in the owner's family for at least 60 years, possibly longer.

Printer's signature on the back. Print is mounted on the right edge to a mat that opens up (see pics). Email me with questions and I will answer the best I can.

Photos are of the exact item you will receive.  From a pet-free and smoke-free home.

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