Woodblock Print, Kiyoshi Nagai, Wooden Frame

Purchased at an antique shop.
I liked the woodblock print and the frame, but I don't have an opportunity to display it, so I'm listing it for sale.
The frame is made of innocence wood and is very lovely. It has glass.
It's a high-quality frame that you don't see much these days.
Frame approx. 30x24 cm. Print approx. 15x10 cm.

The woodblock print appears to be a work by Kiyoshi Nagai. There are no signatures or anything similar.
The matting is showing some stains, so it might be best to replace it. I don't see any stains on the print itself.
The memo is from the previous owner.
I feel this was a work that was very carefully cherished.

Kiyoshi Nagai apparently had an atelier in Nerima, which is open to the public.
Please consider it at this price.
As it has glass, I will ship it via Yu-Pack or Takkyubin.

Kiyoshi Nagai Chronology
1916 August 24: Born in Maebashi City, Gunma Prefecture. Father Hiro was a teacher at Maebashi Normal School, mother Shizu.
1939 (Age 23): Returned to Tokyo. Submitted Self-Portrait to the Issui-kai exhibition and was accepted.
1946 (Age 30): Participated in the founding of the Japan Art Association and became a committee member. Became a member of the Issui-kai in July.
1947 (Age 31): His work Portrait of Korehito Kurahara exhibited at the 1st Japan Independent Exhibition was selected as one of the top 3 of the year by the Yomiuri Shimbun.
1948 (Age 32): Appointed Secretary General of the Japan Art Association.
1952 (Age 36): Moved to Nerima Ward and built an atelier.
1953 (Age 37): Submitted Mother to the 15th Issui-kai Exhibition. Received the Issui-kai Special Prize and the Sakura Newcomer Award.
1960 (Age 44): Published the novel Shunga in the magazine Realism. Subsequently published novels occasionally.
1963 (Age 47): Participated in the Japanese Print Exhibition in Berlin, East Germany, as a representative of the Japan Art Association.
1965 (Age 49): European Sketching Exhibition at Shiseido.
1966 (Age 50): Appointed the first director of the Japan Art Association affiliated research institute.
1970 (Age 54): Published Art Theory Notes (Shin Nihon Publishing). Since then, he has also worked on many art theories and critiques.
1983 (Age 67): Appointed representative of the Japan Art Association, became chairman of the board of the Central Labor Academy Educational Corporation, and became principal of Tokyo Bunka Academy.
1986 (Age 70): Visited Cuba and signed an art exchange agreement with UNIAC (Federation of Art and Cultural Organizations) as a representative of the Japan Art Association.
1987 (Age 71): Appointed principal of Musashino Foreign Language College.
2006 (Age 90): Held the Kiyoshi Nagai Exhibition for 90th Birthday at Session Suginami. This was his last solo exhibition.
2008 September 8: Passed away at the age of 92.