Japanese woodblock print (ukiyo-e). A work by the renowned artist. Also known as Toyokuni III. An original Japanese woodblock print from the 1820s, depicting the famous Kabuki actor. Musashi Meisho Cyofu No Tamagaworiginating. Naritaya Hakuen Musashi Meisho Cyofu No Tamagawa. Subject: It depicts the kabuki actor Naritaya Hakuen in a full-length pose, wearing a flowing kimono and geta (wooden sandals), holding a fan. In the background, there’s a river scene with women doing laundry and a traveler on a bridge. This print belongs to the series. (The six jewel faces of actors). It was created between 1830 and 1835. The text visible on the print, “, ” translates to made by Ryutei Shoon. Note: While the artist is Kunisada. This an original valuable piece of antique art originating from Japan, made of hand-made paper and featuring intricate details characteristic of traditional Japanese art. The metal frame adds a modern touch to the piece, making it a unique and timeless addition to any art collection. 1830, Edo Period Original Antique Print. Framed with an original 1900’s Quality Japanese lacquer frame. We are offering this woodblock print with a very low reserve. We post all over the world. Track Page Views With.