1929 Magazine Print Attributed to Katsushika Hokusai. The International Graphic for Sale

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1929 Magazine Print Attributed to Katsushika Hokusai. The International Graphic For Sale

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1929 Magazine Print Attributed to Katsushika Hokusai. The International Graphic:
$14.99

\"A Village Maiden Dreaming of Horses\"
Please read the text on the second photo for this listing. Although this print was not signed, The International Graphic magazine attributed it to Katsushika Hokusai.
The paper for this print is lightweight with a smooth surface for the print and a more parchment-like surface for the back.The last picture in this listing is for reference to the age of the publication, and will NOT be included as part of the shipment.This is a page from The International Graphic Magazine (Kokusai Shashin Joho) - a magazine of news and the arts from Japan. I believe that this is the January, 1929 issue of the magazine. The month is definitely January, and from the articles and comments, it appears to be 1929. The exact date is not mentioned in English in the magazine. The International Graphic was meticulously assembled each month with several art prints and color photography. The magazines contained news and photos from around the world. The artwork is always labeled with an explanation of the art and its artist. Each page is 10.5 X 15 inches long. Some of the pages are fold-outs which measure 10.5 X 21.5 inches in size.
This page is a fold-out page that measures 10.5 X 21.5 inches.
NOTE: The page will be put into a plastic poly-bag, then rolled and mailed in a mailing tube.

This is a fold-out print from a magazine, so it has folds, but no tears.
It has age fading at the top and bottom, and light water stains on the magazine
inside (where the holes are), but they don\'t affect the print.
The page from the magazine has no tears into the artwork or text.
It has light wear from page turning.
Stored in a non-smoking environment.