This original ukiyo-e by Shunman Kubo, a prominent artist of the late Edo period, exemplifies the serene aesthetics of beauty paintings from Japan's rich art history, created between 1804 and 1817.

Kubo's works are highly prized among collectors for their authenticity and the technical finesse characteristic of the ukiyo-e tradition, making this piece particularly desirable.

Its certified signature and seal further enhance its provenance, marking it as a rare find for enthusiasts of Japanese art.

Given its size and historical significance, this painting holds value not just as a collectible, but as an important cultural artifact reflecting the sophistication of Edo period artistry.