This is one of Tetsuya Ichimura's Kyoto series. He seems to have been a young Japanese painter at the time. A valuable print. This is a valuable print by Tetsuya Ichimura. It is a print by Tetsuya Ichimura, a world-renowned photographer who represented the Showa era. He selected many craftspeople, such as Kyoto's popular dyers, and compiled them into a series. I believe the woman in the photograph is a Japanese painter, but I cannot confirm this due to a lack of documentation. However, there is no doubt that she was a woman who represented Kyoto. I also welcome information from anyone who knows more. We can see Tetsuya Ichimura's extraordinary talent in this work. While many of his works are nude and close-up, his extraordinary talent lies in the gaze directed at the subject.