Authentic Meiji period, c.1900 original Japanese erotic art shunga woodblock print picture by Takeuchi Keishu (1861-1942).  Shunga picture measures 18.7 cm x 12.3 cm.  Great colors and impressions!  In addition, the elaborate & deluxe printing technique, bokashi shading, is also used here to enhance the aesthetic appeal of the Japanese erotic artwork.  Good condition with a bit of smudging (simply due to the oxidizing of the paints) on the fleshy areas around the female.  No backing.  Please refer to photos.  
 
A great shunga woodblock print picture of a couple having sex on a public bench at night outdoors during summer.  The summer festival lantern hangs from its bamboo stick while the man assertively pushes his female partner onto a bench and thrusts himself into her.  The look she betrays suggests that she's somewhat taken aback by his forwardness.
 
Takeuchi Keishu may not get as much recognition as his brethren counterparts of the Meiji Period, Tomioka Eisen and Ikeda Terukata, but of course, all three artists are considered the 'Big Three' in regards to Meiji Period shunga.  Yet, Eisen and Terukata tend to get most of the accolades.  Terukata is definitely a great artist and one of my personal favorites from that period, but Keishu's commissioned and thus, immaculate deluxe shunga series, Hazakura (Leaves of the Cherry Blossom), rivals any and all shunga artwork put forth during Japan's imperialistic era - no matter the other artist!