Presenting a stunning Japanese woodblock print featuring Ladybells (Adenophora) and Pinks (Dianthus). This exquisite piece, measuring approximately 10 x 14 inches, originates from the Meiji Period (1868-1912) and showcases a vibrant composition characteristic of the *kachō-ga* genre, which celebrates floral beauty. The artwork carries significant age-related toning, adding to its historical charm and character. The print retains its vivid colors despite the toning, and the edges and corners remain sharp with minimal wear. The reverse side shows some bleed-through and minor discoloration, likely from previous mounting. It's an impressive representation of the delicate craftsmanship that defines Nishinomiya Yosaku's publications.