Japanese Print Sets

Two kinds of set. Split sets are one woodblock print printed as two or three separate pieces that hang side by side with a hand's width of wall between them, cut from the same Library of Congress scan as the single print, only where every panel lands on a standard frame size at 200 dpi or better — nothing is redrawn or stretched, and no more than a few percent of the sheet's margin is trimmed. The 4-piece set is four different Hiroshige prints, one for each season, in one size and one frame. Framed in solid wood in black, oak or white, or on archival paper or canvas where the size allows.