This woodblock print is inspired by Ernest Hemingway's "The Sun Also Rises" and is framed in a simple wooden frame (King JK101 series) with a slender profile. It depicts the cityscape of Spain, a black bull, and the image of a large rising sun. "I thought I couldn't stand it, not to be really living when the life was going by." "Nobody ever lives their life all the way up except bullfighters." [From Ernest Hemingway, translated by Masao Tsuchiya, "The Sun Also Rises" (Hayakawa Epi Bunko)] The woodblock print is postcard size. The frame size is equivalent to a "roku-giri" size (211mm high x 263mm wide), and it is mounted with a slightly smaller mat than the postcard size. The front of the frame is glass, but it has been removed for the photograph to prevent reflections. * Since this is hand-printed, the color may differ from the photograph.