- Ikegami Shogi (Floating Camellia and Two Sweetfish) - Bijin (It is written in both

(It is written in both Japanese and English)

and original date on the right side of the image

Very charming and lovely subject

This print is from a series of 72 fish prints that were printed in six parts (12 pieces each time) from 1937 until 1944 by Nishinomiya Shoin

ro suffix used in boys' names)

- Ikegami Shogi (Floating Camellia and Two Sweetfish) - Bijin (It is written in bothThe serene woodblock print "Ikegami Shogi"(Floating Camellia and Two Sweetfish) is by Gyoshu Hayami (1894 1935). Published by Kyoto Hanga in. Carver's name; Matsuda, Printer's name, Ito, publisher seal, numbered "No. 83", and publisher red seal on the lower right margin. Gyoshu's signature and a red seal on the lower left corner of the image. Peaceful image of two sweetfish with a large floating camellia. Very soothing and relaxing print. Gyoshu