Japanese butterfly art print by Kamisaka Sekka, reproduced from the 1904 Cho senshu (One Thousand Butterflies) series, featuring colorful Rinpa-style butterflies on a soft blue ground. This Japanese art print features a lively arrangement of butterflies reproduced from Cho senshu (One Thousand Butterflies), originally published in 1904 by Kamisaka Sekka, a leading figure of the Rinpa school. The composition showcases multiple stylized butterflies rendered with bold patterning, flowing linework, and a refined color palette typical of traditional Japanese woodblock illustration. This artwork has been digitally enhanced from our own original 1904 edition, then carefully remastered as a reproduction art print, preserving the flat color fields, subtle textures, and elegant spacing of the original woodblock design. The generous scale allows the butterflies to read as both graphic forms and delicate natural studies. Details: Japanese art print reproduction Artist: Kamisaka Sekka Series: Cho senshu (One Thousand Butterflies), 1904 Style: Rinpa School, traditional Japanese Subjects: Butterfly, animal art, nature illustration Size: 36" × 24" (landscape orientation) Archival matte fine art paper Giclée-quality pigment inks Unframed Shipped rolled in a protective tube Condition: New. This art print reproduction is newly produced from a digitally restored historical illustration. Minor imperfections from the original source may be present and are considered part of the artwork’s historical authenticity.