Kubota Shunman Picnic Japanese Woodblock Print

Titled "Yuranosuke Ohboshi / Seeking Pleasures". Published by Fukui Asahido Co., Ltd. Kyoto Japan. Visible approx. 8.25 in x 17.25 in. Frame 13.5 in x 22.5 in. Weight 2.75 lbs. Good condition overall.

Shunman Kubota (1757-1821) Japan Woodblock Print Titled “Yuranosuke Ohboshi Seeking Pleasures”. Published by Fukui Asahido Co., Ltd. Kyoto Japan. Visible approx. 8.25 in x 17.25 in. Frame

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