This is a hanging scroll with a matching box, featuring a "calligraphy" by Shokusan-jin. ◆This is not a print◆ The entire hanging scroll has wrinkles, stains, and dirt. Mounting: Approximately 177cm x 45.5cm Paper: Approximately 93.5cm x 35.5cm Shokusan-jin was a kyoka poet and playwright of the mid-to-late Edo period. His real name was Ota, and his pen name was Nanpo. He also used other pen names such as En'ozan-jin. During the An'ei era, he, along with Kitchu and Kankei, advocated for Tenmei-style kyoka and became very famous. He died in 1823 (Bunsei 6) at the age of 75. Management: I614-7 Calligraphy List ↓↓ #sZk_sho Instructions for Use ■The items are antique goods, antiques, and old art objects, so please make your judgment based on the images. The images are everything, and please refrain from purchasing if you cannot make a judgment based on the images. ■When purchasing, please carefully check the images and make a careful judgment. ■Cancellations after purchase are not accepted for any reason. Notes ■The products we handle are mainly antique goods, antiques, and old art objects. Therefore, it is assumed that they will be accompanied by aging deterioration, scratches, and stains. We will post them in the product description and images as much as possible, but please understand that there may be some shortcomings. ■In addition, if there is a mis-shipment of goods or damage due to a logistics accident, please contact us immediately. We will respond quickly and carefully to the transaction. Please note that inquiries and shipping on nights, weekends, and holidays may take some time. Thank you for your understanding. We are looking forward to your purchase if you are interested.