Discover a stunning woodblock print by Paul Jacoulet titled 'Trois Coreens, Seoul Coree'. This beautiful piece showcases Jacoulet's mastery of the Japanese woodblock tradition, featuring significant toning and discoloration across the sheet, with the most visible effects in the margins and on the reverse. The print is signed in pencil by the artist in the lower left corner and carries a red seal, symbolizing good fortune. It is also numbered 'No. 309 / 350' on the reverse, indicating it's part of a limited edition produced in 1935. The subject matter features Korean men, a hallmark of Jacoulet’s ethnographic works that brings vibrant color and intricate detail to life. With rough and worn edges, this unframed and unmounted print tells a story of artistry that is both captivating and reflective of Jacoulet’s unique vision. Don't miss the opportunity to own a piece of artistic history.