Three crows against the rising sun (Totoya Hokkei) | Japenese Gift | Giclée Antique Ukiyo-e Wood Block Vintage Fine Art Print Size:A0 Portrait Edo-period artwork is printed on

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Three crows against the rising sun (Totoya Hokkei) | Japenese Gift | Giclée Antique Ukiyo-e Wood Block Vintage Fine Art Print Size:A0 Portrait Edo-period artwork is printed on"Three Crows Against the Rising Sun" is a Japanese woodblock print created by the artist Totoya Hokkei in the 19th century. The print depicts three crows perched on a tree branch, with the rising sun in the background. The crows are shown in a dynamic pose, with their wings outstretched, as if they are about to take flight. The rising sun behind them creates a sense of movement and action, as if the crows are taking off into the dawning day. Totoya