Showa era (1926-1989) Comprising four woodblock prints; the first entitled Belle de Yap et Orchideaa, Ouest-Carolines, printed by Uchikawa Matashiro, edition number 195/350 on verso; the second titled labeled Bébé Coréen, en costume de ceremonie "Seoul," carved by Yamagishi Shukei, edition number 89/150 on verso, both with fan seal; the third entitled Les Paradisiers, Menado, Celebes, printed by Honda Tetsunosuke, edition number 189/350; the last entitled La Blanche "Chinois," edition number 26/150 on verso; both carved by Maeda Kentaro, with jar seal, each signed in pencil Paul Jacoulet (4) 18 3/4 x 14 3/8in (48 x 36.7cm) each approximately 14 5/16 x 18 1/2in (36.4 x 47cm)