- Gion Shirakawa Tatsumi-Bashi (Tatsumi-Bashi Bridge in Gion, Kyoto) - Kacho-zu Title "Hagoromo kaigan no Fuji"

Title "Hagoromo kaigan no Fuji"

The print features a Japanese fan with a bird design and subtle linear embossing

The poem at the top is a well-known haiku by Santōka Taneda

Signed: Artist's red seal "Toshi" from Toshiko on the lower left corner of the image

” 1970 by Takeji Asano features a bird reflected in still water

- Gion Shirakawa Tatsumi-Bashi (Tatsumi-Bashi Bridge in Gion, Kyoto) - Kacho-zu Title "Hagoromo kaigan no Fuji"The serene woodblock print Gion Shirakawa Tatsumi Bashi (Tatsumi Bashi Bridge in Gion, Kyoto) is by Mataichiro Isoda (19021998). This print captures the beauty of a snowy day in Gion, depicting a Japanese woman gracefully walking with an umbrella. The delicate snow adds a touch of elegance to the already picturesque scene. The artist's signature, with a red seal, is in the lower right corner of the image. The printer's name, Sugimoto, and the Unsodo