Cataloged under the artist's own name in reversed order, this woodblock print with the kanji reading of his name lacks a descriptive subject title. The entry likely represents a print identified in a database or collection inventory by the artist's name alone, without the original Japanese title being recorded. Shinagawa Takumi worked within the sosaku-hanga movement for over six decades, producing a body of work that ranged from expressionistic figurative subjects, including kabuki actors and portraits, to fully abstract compositions. Without a subject title, this print could represent any phase of that long career. The woodblock medium and the presence of his name in both romaji and kanji suggest that the print carries the artist's seal or signature cartouche, confirming attribution even without a subject inscription.