Framed lithograph print featuring the artwork Flowers and Birds in a Spring Landscape, attributed to Kanō Motonobu, a prominent Japanese artist of the mid-16th century Muromachi period. Known for blending Chinese ink painting techniques with Japanese styles, Motonobu created works characterized by rich detail and vivid coloration. This print depicts pheasants and other birds in a tranquil composition of flowers, mountains, and a springtime landscape. The original artwork is a set of sliding door panels (fusuma) housed at the Cleveland Museum of Art. Framed dimensions are approximately 33 high x 39 wide, with the image measuring 23 high x 29 wide. Frame is gold-toned with a textured finish.