This is an authentic 19th-century Japanese woodblock print by the celebrated artist Utagawa Kunisada (also known as Toyokuni III, 1786-1865). The print is from the series 'Utsushi-e' (Magic Lantern Pictures) and depicts a scene from the famous Kabuki dance drama 'Edo Murasaki Musume Dōjōji'.
The artwork features two figures in a traditional interior setting, rendered in the classic ukiyo-e style. It bears the artist's signature 'Kōchōrō Toyokuni ga', the publisher's seal of Ebiya Rinnosuke, and the censor seals of Murata and Muramatsu, dating the print to circa 1847-1850.
**Measurements:**
- Approximately 15 x 10 inches
**Condition:**
The print is in good antique condition with mild wear. The colors are somewhat faded, and the paper shows general toning and light soiling. The margins have been trimmed, and there are small binding holes along the vertical edges, suggesting it was once part of an album. Please see all photos for a detailed assessment of its condition.