Framed, matted & ready to display. Framed dimensions, 26.5″x 21.75″. Title: Yabuhara Kengyô Robbing a Traveler. Series: Tales of the Floating World on Eastern Brocade (Azuma no nishiki ukiyo kodan). Signature: Ikkaisai Yoshitoshi hitsu with his red paulownia seal. Yabuhara Kengyô has knocked out a traveler in front of a roadside stone deity at night. Lightning flashes against black skies, above as he unties his victims clothes and searches him for valuables. He holds a silver pin in his teeth and the man’s belt in his hand. The victim’s traveling hat and parcel are seen in the foreground. This series has illustrations of popular stories of drama and action, each told by different storytellers and retold by Kanagaki Robun. The names of storytellers are mentioned in the red cartouche following the series title. Guaranteed authentic Japanese woodblock print by Yoshitoshi Tsukioka from 1867, depicting tales of the floating world. This antique original print on paper features a multi-color design, reflecting the artistry and craftsmanship of Japan during the late 19th century. With its intricate detailing and historical significance, this piece of artwork would make a valuable addition to any collection of Asian antiques or Japanese prints.