Japanese Beauty Woodblock Print Ukiyo-e bathing washing, Uchida b&w post-1960

Description

Woodblock print on rice paper, published by Uchida Art Co. Ltd., Kyoto, Japan.
Black and white, in Ukiyo-e genre popularized in 18th century.
Subject:
A Japanese beauty (concubine? geisha? maiden?) washing her neck from a wood bucket.
Artist unknown but this design is possibly a woodcut reprint of a work by some classic artist, much in the style of Torii Kiyonaga (1752-1815).
Paper size approx. 10" wide by 16" long.
Mat size approx. 14" wide by 20" long.
All markings are in the print, not stamped.
The translucent rice paper is an ivory color (see main photo), blank on the back.
Sandwiched between foamboard and the mat.
Ready to frame, although white isn't the best mat color for showing off this artwork (IMHO).
Age:
Post-1960, probably later.
On the back is the Uchida fact sheet found on their prints giving information about the company's long history and traditional woodprint processes.
Condition:
Very good and crisp with only mild, barely there signs of aging, including slight toning along part of the right mat edge.  Note that my fat head cast a shadow on the close-up photo of the tree.
Please see photos for details.
Note:
We are offering a similar woodblock print featuring a bathing Japanese beauty.
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30-day returnable.
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