Kiyoshi Mizutani's "Fuji at Oohito," crafted between 1945 and 1955, stands out as a significant piece from the Showa era, reflecting the era's unique aesthetic and cultural context.

This authentic oil painting is notable for its rarity and rich historical background, as works from this period often remain unpublished and hidden from public view.

The dual signatures on both the front and back enhance its provenance, while the unique framing further contributes to its collectability.

Given the piece's stunning representation of Japan's iconic Mt.

Fuji and the growing demand for authentic Japanese art from this era, it is a compelling opportunity for discerning collectors in Japan and beyond.