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Japanese ukiyo-e style print depicting a woman in an elaborate patterned kimono seated gracefully atop a flying crane while reading from an open book. The elegant figure is rendered with delicate facial features and flowing garments, while the crane’s extended wings and detailed plumage create a sense of movement and mythic imagery.
The composition reflects the stylistic influence of Katsushika Hokusai (1760–1849), one of the most renowned masters of the Japanese ukiyo-e tradition, known for his refined line work and imaginative subjects drawn from folklore, literature, and nature. The scene combines classical Japanese symbolism, with the crane traditionally representing longevity, wisdom, and good fortune.
The print is presented in a decorative frame with a blue mat surround that highlights the warm tones of the artwork and intricate details of the kimono patterns.
Details
• Artist: After Katsushika Hokusai
• Style: Japanese Ukiyo-e
• Subject: Woman reading while riding crane
• Medium: Woodblock style print
• Frame: Decorative frame with blue mat
Condition
Good overall display condition. Light toning to mat and minor wear to frame consistent with age and handling.