Toshi Yoshida Woodblock Print White Plum in the Farmyard 1951 in Frame Chinese It does NOT have the

It does NOT have the armored sleeves

Height = 10" (25

This is an early Showa era (early to mid 1900's) vintage Shamisen stand and storage box for use with one instrument

The wood then acted as an insulator to keep the box cool for transport

This Tsu-bako was certainly used for that purpose

Toshi Yoshida Woodblock Print White Plum in the Farmyard 1951 in Frame Chinese It does NOT have theVintage Japanese woodblock print by Toshi Yoshida from 1951 titled White Plum in the Farmyard. Framed with glass. Frame 17" x 25" Print 10. 5" x 15. 5" Toshi Yoshida (19111995) was a renowned Japanese woodblock print artist, born into an artistic family. Son of Hiroshi Yoshida, a prominent printmaker, Toshi continued the family tradition. He excelled in the sosaku hanga (creative print) movement, emphasizing the artist's involvement in the entire