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Yamakawa Shuho 山川 秀峰 (Japanese, 1898-1944) Ten Japanese printed envelopes, pochibukuro Comprising ten pochibukuro (small envelopes for gifts of money), early 20th century, each printed to one side with a depiction of a bijin, some with inscriptions to the reverse Size:(approx. 15.6 x 6.3cm (each)) Qty: (10) Notes: Shuho Yamakawa was a Japanese print artist best known for his bijin-ga woodblock prints. His career was cut short when he died at the age of 46 during World War II in the Pacific region.
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