- Hana doki (Cherry Blossom Time), 1946 - Asakusa he later explored various techniques

he later explored various techniques such as copperplate engraving

Kaneko's prints featuring Koi and goldfish have gained widespread popularity

Paper size: 4 and 1/2 inches wide by 5 inches tall (11

Date: 1911

Condition: The print looks to be in excellent condition with no toning

- Hana doki (Cherry Blossom Time), 1946 - Asakusa he later explored various techniquesThe rare woodblock print 'Hana doki' (Cherry Blossom Time) is by Koshiro Onchi. From the series 'Nihon Onna Zoku Sen` ( Women's Customs of Japan). It was designed and carved by the artist, printed by Takamizawa Publisher, and published by Fugaku Honsha in 1946. The very gentle color tones and the woman's expression make this woodblock print even more beautiful. Takamizawa publisher seal on the verso. Technique: Woodblock Paper size: 8 x 10 and 3 8