This exquisite Japanese Woodblock Print titled 'Coal Vender' (Rentan-ya) is by the renowned artist Sanzo Wada (1883-1967). The print is part of the celebrated series 'Occupations of the Showa Era in Pictures', capturing the essence of daily life and labor in Japan during that period. Measuring 15 x 19 inches overall with the image size at 10 x 14 inches, the print showcases Wada's skillful technique and attention to detail. The edition is limited to 200, enhancing its desirability among collectors.

The print is in good condition, though it exhibits age-related toning and the backing shows signs of water damage. The bamboo-style frame, while displaying minor wear, adds a charming rustic element to this artwork. It's a significant piece for any collector of Japanese art, with the publisher being Kyoto Hanga-In, which adds to its provenance. The visible artist's signature '三造' (Sanzō) and red seal ensure its authenticity.

Sanzo Wada, a prominent figure in Japanese art, was known for his contributions to color theory and his international collection of works. His legacy is preserved in prints like this one, which reflect the vibrancy of Japanese culture. Don't miss the opportunity to own a piece of this artistic heritage!