【Authentic Work】Edo Period Woodblock Print: Lin Hejing

Technique: Woodblock Print, Ukiyo-e
- Condition: Good condition, well preserved
- Period: Edo period, Year 1 of Horeki (established 1751)
  Artwork by Nakaji Teinen and Kawakatsu Tokujiro
  Fragment from the valuable book Gahon Hitsuyo

Framed in an A4-sized wooden frame with an acrylic panel. This is a masterpiece for those interested in Edo period antiques and fine art (antique miscellaneous goods), or those who appreciate hanging scrolls. Please note that the artwork is made by joining two pieces of paper, so there is a seam in the center of the piece.

Nakaji Teinen (なかじ ていねん, birth and death dates unknown) was a painter from Kyoto during the Edo period. His lineage and career are unknown. He was from Kyoto. (From Wikipedia)

[ Customs Declaration Info ] (Product documentation)

Description: Antique Japanese Woodblock Print (Original Art, 18th Century)
Classification: Antique exceeding 100 years of age
HS Code: 9702.10 (Original engravings, prints and lithographs)
Origin: Japan
This piece is a delicate fragment of Japanese cultural heritage, professionally framed to individualise and enhance your interior. I hope it brings a sense of history and classic elegance to your space.
Curating authentic fragments of the Edo period for modern interiors.

Lin Bu (りん ぽ, 967 - 1028) was a poet of the Northern Song Dynasty in China. His courtesy name was Junfu. After his death, Emperor Renzong bestowed upon him the posthumous title of Jingxian, hence he is also known as Lin Jingxian. He was from Qiantang County, Hangzhou. He lost his father at a young age and studied diligently on his own. He had a tranquil personality and was unconcerned about lack of food or clothing, living in seclusion on Gushan Island in West Lake for over 20 years without entering Hangzhou city. (From Google AI)