Antique late Edo early Meiji Japanese woodblock print diptych – bijinga

Japanese woodblock print diptych with hand-applied color. The composition depicts two female figures in a landscape setting typical of bijinga. Color is applied manually over the printed line, indicating an early hand-coloring practice.

Attributed to the Utagawa school. Likely produced during the transition from the late Edo to early Meiji period.

The work can be classified as early hand-colored ukiyo-e and considered a transition period piece, reflecting changes in production and aesthetic approach of the time.

Style note: bijinga, hand-colored woodblock print

Condition: Antique condition. Antique works may show natural signs of age (toning, small creases, minor corner wear), so please review the photos carefully.

Size (approx.): 22 × 32 cm each sheet

Shipping: Safe and tracked shipping from Latvia (Riga Gallery of Japanese Art CloudyYokomido)

For US buyers: this item enters the United States duty-free.