Woodblock print Kiyomine (1787-1868) mirror advertisement which pays homage to the

which pays homage to the detailed precision and depth of Jan van Eyck

This frame is not just a boundary but an integral part of the artwork

among others

With a fake wasp nest you provide a natural barrier to wasps in the garden

Woodblock print Kiyomine (1787-1868) mirror advertisement which pays homage to theA official woodblock print by Kiyomine (1787 1868) Genuine Japanese woodblock print of a seated geisha stringing an instrument. Unframed in very good conditions. Grandson of Torii Kiyomitsu; fifth in the Torii line. Lived in Edo (Tokyo); pupil of Torii Kiyonaga. As a young man, made prints under Kiyomine; these are generally considered his best work. His subject chiefly a beauty actors, and scenes from plays. Later works carry the name of Kiyomitsu