Discover a captivating set of three Japanese reproduction woodblock prints, each measuring 8 x 16 inches. These exquisite pieces showcase the traditional ukiyo-e artistry in a vertical pillar print format (hashira-e). The prints feature a notable work of a courtesan attributed to the master Kaigetsudō Dohan, a prominent artist known for his elegant depictions of bijin-ga (beautiful women). Another piece depicts a figure wielding two swords, while the third print portrays 'People in Kanda', highlighting the everyday life of Tokyo's past. Each print is rendered on high-quality textured, fibrous paper, perfectly reflecting the rich color palette of ukiyo-e art. While all prints exhibit some toning, fading, and light creases consistent with age, their decorative appeal as a matched set increases their desirability. Add this remarkable triptych to your collection today and appreciate the beauty of traditional Japanese art.