This exquisite Japanese woodblock print measures 12 3/4 x 15 1/4 inches, with the image itself being 8 x 10 1/2 inches. The artwork features a crow perched on a flowering branch, a theme beloved in Japanese art. Created by Nomura Bunkyo (1854-1911), a distinguished artist of the Meiji period who was known for his kachō-ga style. Bunkyo studied under Shiokawa Bunrin and was honored as an Imperial Household Artist in 1904. The print is signed with his gō, Sekisen, and includes two red artist seals, further enhancing its authenticity and value. The colors remain vibrant while showing signs of age-related toning and scattered foxing, although it retains a clear impression without tears or major damage. The faux bamboo frame exhibits scuffs and scratches, indicating it may require reframing. This captivating piece represents the skill and artistic heritage of one of Japan's respected artists.