This stunning woodblock print by Paul Jacoulet, titled 'Jeune fille de Jaluit, Marshalls' (1935), measures 14 x 18 1/4 inches and showcases the artist's exceptional talent. The print exhibits significant and even toning across the paper, consistent with age, and the colors have experienced fading, evident from the faint image visible on the reverse side. It is pencil-signed by Jacoulet in the lower left, accompanied by his distinctive red 'Viking Ship' seal. The reverse features a red seal and is numbered '058', indicating it is from a limited edition of 350. Notable minor foxing spots are visible in the margins. A must-have for serious collectors, this piece embodies the intricate artistry that Jacoulet is celebrated for. Paul Jacoulet (1902-1960) was a French artist known for blending traditional Japanese techniques with a Western aesthetic, creating unique woodblock prints that are highly sought after for their vibrant detail and cultural significance.