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There is a name of Insuitei in the description, so the creator could be Koikawa Shozan. Shozan was a popular writer who had different talents such as writing and illustrating. In this artwork, a lot of beautiful women compared to different flowers are depicted lewdly. From the pigments used, this was created in the Meiji era.
Good color Slightly stained and soiled, wears, folds
Koikawa Shozan(1821-1907)was a Ukiyoe painter active from the end of Edo to the Meiji era. Born in Hida Takayama and lost his parents in his early childhood, he was raised in a temple to become a monk. Despite a success in Edo, he indulged in extravagance and was kicked away from the priesthood. He originally is a popular writer, but also good at painting and illustrating. In his late years, he returned to being a monk, but continued his writing.
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