The product is a Japanese portrait of Prince Shotoku at sixteen. This piece of art would hold significance within Japanese antiques, Asian antiques, and antiques in general, offering a glimpse into the past and the life of Prince Shotoku. The Prince was a semi-legendary regent and politician during Japan's Asuka period. The piece most likely comes from the Epoches of Chinese and Japanese Art by Ernest F. Fenollosa from 1912. The portrait would be a valuable and unique addition to any collection of Japanese or Asian antiques.
 
The print is in good condition. The back matting looks to have water damage.
 
Dimensions: 8 3/4" L X 17" H   Print: 4 3/4" X 12 1/2"