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Set consisting of: - Keisai Eisen (Japan, 1790–1848) Two oban tate-e prints depicting young women standing. Signed “Eisen ga.” (Sun-faded, imperfections, creases). - After Kitagawa Utamaro (Japan, 1753–1806) Nagaban tate-e woodblock print, from the series *Tôsei bijin sanyû* (The Three Amusements of Modern Beauties), *Kitaguni* (The Northern Country) sheet. Signed Utamaro hitsu, with the censor’s seal “kiwame.” Reprint. (Stains). Dimensions: 51.5 x 22.5 cm Framed under glass Appraiser: Cabinet PORTIER Formerly in the collection of Jean LARTEGUY, inherited by Mrs. L.
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