Female Ukiyo-E Artist Chikayoshi Toyohara Giclee Woodblock C1876 9.5"x7" Buddhist The now inked string is

The now inked string is pulled taught and snapped and reeled back in

The censor marks indicate that this was printed in the 3rd month of 1856

1900) kyodai (mirrored vanity tansu chest) with a unique arrangement of three drawers as well as a hidden section which is found when the lower drawer is removed (see picture 10)

Thislittle kokeshi measures about 1 1/2" at her widest point (4 cm) and 2 1/4" (6cm) tall

Female Ukiyo-E Artist Chikayoshi Toyohara Giclee Woodblock C1876 9.5"x7" Buddhist The now inked string isThis is a 9. 5" x 7" Chikayoshi Toyohara () gicle reproduction print of a Japanese Meiji era ukiyo e (woodblock print) from the Twelve Views of Tokyo () series c. 1880. The email artist Chikayoshi was most actively working in the 1870's and 1880's. In this series she produced vibrantly colored prints featuring different flowers in each view and often depicting children. We have examples of eight of the twelve prints in this series which was originally