Japanese Ukiyo-e Woodblock Print of a Kabuki Actor

This is a framed Japanese ukiyo-e woodblock print featuring a central figure, likely a Kabuki actor portrayed in a female role (onnagata) or a stylish youth. The figure is dressed in elaborate, multi-layered kimonos with intricate floral and geometric patterns in shades of blue, grey, gold-ochre, and red. The background depicts an architectural terrace with cherry blossoms and a stylized blue landscape beyond. The print features several significant markings: a red cartouche in the lower right (likely containing the artist's signature), a smaller round 'kiwame' or 'censor' seal above it, and a publisher's emblem on the wooden floorboard to the left. The craftsmanship is high, evidenced by the registration of colors and the fine linework characteristic of the 19th-century Edo or Meiji period. Condition-wise, the paper shows visible toning (yellowing) consistent with age and probable light exposure. There are minor undulations in the paper and slight fading of the organic pigments. The piece is housed in a modern black frame with an off-white mat, which appears to be in fair condition with some scuffs to the frame edges. The presence of authentic publisher and artist seals suggests a genuine period production rather than a late 20th-century reproduction.