Gotei Hiroshige Ukiyo-e Miyuki and Bunjiro Yoshida 80-year-old "Kotobuki" Shikishi

These items have been kept in a frame for decades. I recently noticed they were layered together.
This is a Ukiyo-e print by Gosōtei Hiroshige and a shikishi (colored paper) commemorating the 80th birthday of Bunshō Yoshida.

The shikishi by Bunshō Yoshida, a Bunraku doll puppeteer, and the actor prints and Kamigata-e by Gosōtei Hiroshige are likely items with a story behind them.
As these were purchased from an antique dealer, I surmise they may have been owned by someone close to Mr. Bunshō Yoshida.

Neither item has been appraised, and their authenticity is unknown. Therefore, please only bid if you understand this.

Gosōtei Hiroshige

Gosōtei Hiroshige was a Ukiyo-e artist in Osaka during the Edo period.

Bunshō Yoshida

Bunraku doll puppeteer. Real name: Minosuke Kawamura. Born in Osaka in 1869. First appeared at the Bunraku-za in Osaka Matsushima in 1883 and later succeeded to the name of the third generation Bunshō. He specialized in oyama dolls, and his style was delicate and beautiful. He was a member of the Japan Art Academy and was designated a Living National Treasure (Important Intangible Cultural Property) in 1955 as a representative of the Bunraku-za In-kai.

Bunshō Yoshida Shikishi, circa 1949
Size: 27cm (height) x 24cm (width)
Condition: Dented corners, age-related deterioration.

Gosōtei Hiroshige Ukiyo-e Print, 23.6cm (height) x 16.5cm (width)
Condition: Age-related deterioration, yellowing, fading, etc.

Comes with a frame.

Recommended for Bunraku fans and Ukiyo-e collectors.