Null KUNISADA I (1786-1865). Wood engraving (Oban format, cut margins). Japan, 1…

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KUNISADA I (1786-1865). Wood engraving (Oban format, cut margins). Japan, 19th century. Framed in carved wood with rich Far Eastern decoration (probably Indochinese, circa 1920).

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KUNISADA I (1786-1865). Wood engraving (Oban format, cut margins). Japan, 19th century. Framed in carved wood with rich Far Eastern decoration (probably Indochinese, circa 1920).

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