Japanese woodblock print by Yamaguchi Hoshun titled Bela, dated 1969, featuring two vibrantly colored fish rendered with detailed linework and shading. Dimensions are 6 1/2 inches high, 8 1/4 inches wide. The artist’s seal is present near the lower right corner. Yamaguchi Hoshun, celebrated for his contribution to contemporary Japanese art, is known for his naturalistic style and meticulous technique in woodblock printing. The piece reflects his sensitivity to textures and color. Excellent example of mid-20th century Japanese printmaking.