Presenting a beautiful Japanese woodblock print featuring a Poinsettia by Rakuzan Tsuchiya. This piece showcases exquisite detail characteristic of Tsuchiya’s work within the shin-hanga movement. It is part of the renowned 'Rakuzan Kachō Gafu' series, published circa 1929-1933. Dimensions are 11 1/2 x 17 inches. The print has significant toning across the entire sheet, causing the paper to appear tan/yellow. The right edge is rough and uneven, indicating it has been cut from a larger portfolio. Minor foxing spots and small stains are visible in the margins. This artwork is a delightful representation of kacho-e (bird-and-flower) prints, appealing to collectors and art enthusiasts alike.
**Artist Bio:** Rakuzan Tsuchiya (土屋楽山, 1896-1976) was a prominent Japanese artist during the Taishō and Shōwa periods, specializing in kacho-e. He is best known for his collaboration on the 'Rakuzan Kachō Gafu’ series, known for delicate lines and realistic depictions of flora and fauna, blending traditional aesthetics with a modern approach.