Japanese Woodblock Print

Authentic Japanese woodblock print depicting blooming white lotus flowers surrounded by large lotus leaves. This is a traditionally produced woodblock print, not a painting and not a modern reproduction. The work is signed in black calligraphy and bears a red artist seal (hanko), along with publisher / printer / carver information printed in the right margin, a format typical of early 20th century Japanese shin-hanga era prints. The print displays the refined color palette and soft tonal transitions associated with hand-pulled woodblock printing, including subtle gradation in the leaves and background. Pigments and paper appear consistent with traditional production methods. The paper shows natural age tone. The artist uses the art name Harunobu. This is an early 20th century artist working in the revived ukiyo-e / shin-hanga tradition and not the 18th-century master Suzuki Harunobu. Attribution is stated accurately and conservatively. Age-related spotting and toning visible, consistent with age. No obvious tears or major losses observed. Framed behind glass (frame shows normal wear from age). Please review all photos closely as they are part of the description. This piece comes from the same previous owner as another high-quality Japanese woodblock print, suggesting knowledgeable collecting rather than decorative décor ownership. Medium: Woodblock print on paper. Subject: Lotus flowers and leaves. Period: Early 20th century Taisho era, approx. Signature & Seal: Yes. Publisher / printer margin text: Yes. A strong example of collectible early 20th century Japanese woodblock art, suitable for collectors of Asian art, shin-hanga prints, or traditional floral subjects. Framed size 22″x 17 1/8″. Viable art size 15.25″x15.25″.