This captivating original 19th century Japanese woodblock print measures 10 x 14 3/4 inches and is by the renowned artist Keisai Eisen. Titled 'Courtesan Tamakoto', this piece features significant overall fading, indicating prior exposure to light, while the reverse exhibits more vibrant colors. A prominent vertical centerfold runs through the middle, a sign it may have been removed from a book or album. Additionally, multiple small wormholes, general toning, soiling, and foxing spots are visible. The lower-left corner shows damage, consistent with the description of minor thinning across the paper. Despite these imperfections, the print remains a remarkable representation of Eisen's artistry and the beauty of ukiyo-e.