This captivating Japanese Woodblock Print titled 'Horse - 7', created circa 1945 by the renowned artist Yoshijiro Urushibara (1888-1953), also known by his art name Mokuchu, showcases his exceptional talent and unique style. Measuring 10 3/4 x 14 1/2 inches, the print presents a dynamic depiction of a horse, a popular subject in Urushibara's work. The piece is pencil-signed 'Y. Urushibara' and features the artist's red 'Moku' seal, a testament to its authenticity. Unfortunately, age-related toning and scattered small brown spots of foxing are evident, and the edges show signs of old tape residue, resulting in discoloration. The reverse side has significant toning and an offset impression of the print's image. Urushibara was a pivotal figure in the revival of color woodblock printing in Britain, known for his collaborations that blended traditional Japanese techniques with Western aesthetics. He was an influential member of the sōsaku-hanga movement, which emphasized the artist's role in every stage of the printmaking process. This piece not only represents a significant artistic endeavor but also reflects Urushibara's impact on the art world, making it a desirable addition to any collection.