Featured Japanese print ... any info appreciated

I rediscovered this recently and think the quality of the printing is pretty amazing. The background has a silvery fleck which is difficult to photograph. It was bought at a Sydney auction more than 20 years ago and has some foxing, but I reckon it has a bit of age and is hand done. Any opinions/information most welcome. Thanks.

 

looks like recut of an Utamaro

 

Utamaro was my immediate thought too.

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Three_Beauties_of_the_Present_Day

 

Thanks Blooey. Just took a crash course in Utamaro recuts and will now return to housework. "So, it's of value only to me," she sobbed into her bucket of diluted bleach. (He did a fine line in erotica, what? My eyes nearly popped out.)

 

Even as a recut (most in this condition are) it will have some value. It was probably produced by Watanabe.

 

Here it is on Worthpoint ... "pearl white mica ground" and all. I don't see the "publisher's 7mm round seal in the lower right corner". The colours are different, too -- much darker green, red and yellow. Hmmmm! The lines on mine are much more delicate. This Worthpoint woman has Frida eyebrows.

 

And this on eBay ... I think I will give up on woodblocks. Thanks Blooey and Bronwyn.

 

Even as a recut it is lovely.

Frida had a mono-brow.