Discover a charming piece of art with Jun'ichirō Sekino's 'Boy with Fish Costume' Japanese Woodblock Print, c. 1950. This collectible print reflects the sōsaku-hanga movement, where Sekino personally handled each stage of the printmaking process, distinguishing his works in the 20th-century art scene. The artwork is signed '古代裂写' (Kodai-gire utsushi - Copy of an ancient cloth) and features the artist's red seal, essential for authentication. The subject—a boy donning a fish costume—is culturally significant, likely associated with the Japanese Boys' Day festival (Tango no Sekku). The print is accompanied by documentation confirming its artist and title, adding provenance to this delightful piece. Noteworthy details include paper exhibiting overall age-related toning and several small spots of foxing in the margins and background, which may influence its value. Sekino's works are held in prestigious collections, including the Museum of Modern Art in New York and the British Museum. This print, though affected by some wear, remains a beautiful example of his artistic legacy.