Presenting a captivating Japanese Woodblock Print by renowned artist Tomikichiro Tokuriki, titled 'View of Mt. Hōei from the Fourth Station of the Omoteguchi Trail', part of the celebrated series 'Thirty-six Views of My Fuji'. This print, dating back to the 1930s, is marked by the artist's signature and the Uchida Art Co., Ltd. publisher's seal, affirming its authenticity as a pre-WWII work.
This piece features mild, even toning characteristic of its age, while the colors remain vivid and unfaded. Though it contains a few small, faint foxing spots near the margins and sky, the overall presentation is striking, with full margins enhancing its desirability for collectors. The edges and corners are well-preserved, showcasing no significant damage. The reverse displays the customary ink bleed-through and minor handling marks, typical for prints of this nature.
Tokuriki's works are celebrated for blending traditional themes with modern artistry. His approach, heavily influenced by both shin-hanga and sōsaku-hanga movements, offers a unique viewpoint on Japanese landscapes. This is an exceptional opportunity for art enthusiasts and collectors alike to own a piece of history and craftsmanship. The print measures 16 x 11 inches.