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Japanese Woodblock Bird Prints ranging from a powerful portraitIn the 1880s, an economic boom in Japan encouraged a renaissance of traditional color woodblock painting. During this prosperous period, a well born painter named Numata Kash created A Picture Book of Birds. Kash's three volume series blended the contemporary interest in woodblock prints with East Asia's centuries old fascination with artistic depictions of birds and flowers. His colorful books received a lavish production from a Tokyo printer that