This captivating print by Toyokuni III, measuring 14 1/2 x 9 3/4 inches, features 'The Third Princess' from the Tale of Genji. It is an original Edo period piece from 1852 that is rich in history. However, it is important to note that this print is in poor condition, possessing significant wormholes (mushikui) across the surface, visible wrinkles, and a general waviness. The edges have been trimmed, reducing the size below standard ōban dimensions. The colors, especially the purples and reds, have faded over time, and the paper shows signs of age-related toning and light surface soiling. Despite its condition issues, this print remains a noteworthy example of Toyokuni III's artistry and a must-have for collectors of Japanese woodblock prints.