This impressive original two-panel woodblock print diptych from the mid-19th century features a kabuki scene from 'Soga Moyō Tateshi no Goshozome'. The artwork is signed 'Toyokuni ga' and bears the Toshidama seal of Utagawa Kunisada (1786-1865). The two sheets are separate and not joined, having mild soiling and age-related toning. Notably, the left panel showcases a small, light brown stain on the image of Mt. Fuji. The dimensions when placed together are approximately 20 x 15 inches. Ideal for collectors of kabuki prints, this complete diptych offers a dynamic visual experience capturing the essence of the performance. Kunisada is known for his distinctive presentations of kabuki actors and his profound influence on ukiyo-e art, making this piece a valuable collectible.