Mixed Lot of Edo–Meiji Period Shunga Woodblock Prints, 32 separate pieces in all
 
Offered here is a varied economy lot of original Japanese shunga woodblock prints, from the late Edo to early Meiji period (mid–19th century).  Some of the artist featured are Keisai Eisen, Toyokuni, Kunisada, Shozan, Utagawa-school artists for the Edo Period surimono, along with some anonymous Meiji Period artists.
 
Sizes vary, the smallest being approximately 12.5 cm x 9 cm and the largest measuring 27 cm x 22 cm.
 
Condition: Mixed.  All of the pictures included are shown in the images above, so please refer to the photos provided for details.
 
This is an economy lot, ideal for collectors interested in study, restoration projects, or adding 32 affordable authentic period examples of shunga to their collection at a very modest price at just over $5 per piece!