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Japanese Woodblock Prints Shin-hanga Ukiyo-e + Ubi |
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Japanese Woodblock Prints Shin-hanga Ukiyo-e + Ubi |
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by Lodestar Auctions
Event Begins: Wednesday, June 25, 1:00 PM Central
First lots ends Sunday, July 20, 3:00 PM Central
Last lot ends Sunday, July 20, 5:51 PM Central Japanese woodblock print art auction with modern, shin-hanga, ukiyo-e print along with Japanese ubi
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Japanese Hanging Scroll Kannon Bodhisattva of Compassion Lot #8888 (Sale Order 1 of 172) Vintage signed Japanese hanging scroll kakejiku featuring Kannon the Bodhisattva of Compassion depicted in detailed ink art. The scroll measures 22 x 75 overall and the image size is 36 x 16. Kannon is a revered deity in Japanese Buddhism associated with compassion and mercy. The artwork includes intricate details such as a lotus flower and Kannon’s flowing garments. Two red artist seals are visible at the bottom. Has some saints and tear not in image. Has wrinkles. .
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Hiroshige Japanese Woodblock Print Arai from The Fifty-three Stations of the Tokaido1855 Lot #22839 (Sale Order 2 of 172) A woodblock print by Utagawa Hiroshige titled 'Arai' created in 1855 as part of his celebrated series 'The Fifty-three Stations of the Tokaido.' The vertical 'oban' format print measures 10 x 14 inches and depicts ferry boats approaching the government barrier at Arai. Executed in the 'ukiyo-e' style it showcases Hiroshige's skill in atmospheric perspective and landscape composition. This piece toning wear and minor stains on the left side.. .
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Fujikawa Scene at the Border by Utagawa Hiroshige Japanese Woodblock Print Lot #22841 (Sale Order 3 of 172) Horizontal Ã…Âban woodblock print titled "Fujikawa Scene at the Border" by Utagawa Hiroshige part of the "Fifty-three Stations of the TokaidoÂ" series. The print from 1834-1836 depicts travelers and locals at the Fujikawa post station on the Tokaido road. Text reads "Tokaio Gojosan-tsugi" and "Fujikawa." Measures 14 x 9 inches glued on backing with evidence of trimming soiling and wear.. .
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Hiroshige Japanese Woodblock Print Settsu Province: Sumiyoshi Idemi Beach Lot #22843 (Sale Order 4 of 172) A woodblock print titled 'Settsu Province: Sumiyoshi Idemi Beach' created by Hiroshige between 1853“56 as part of the 'Famous Views of the Sixty-odd Provinces' series. The artwork depicts a scenic landscape featuring a lighthouse trees houses and boats. Primnt measures 10 x 14 and is mounted on a sheet and has tears soiling and wear along the edges. An excellent example of ukiyo-e art showcasing famous Japanese views.. .
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Repro Utagawa Kuniyoshi Portrait of Daruma Japanese Woodblock Print Lot #22845 (Sale Order 5 of 172) Reproduction ukiyo-e woodblock print by Utagawa Kuniyoshi depicting Daruma the founder of Zen Buddhism in Japan. This print is a memorial portrait possibly of the kabuki actor Nakamura Utaemon IV in the role of Daruma. Kuniyoshi is renowned for his dynamic sketching and incorporation of Western styles. Dimensions: 10 x 15 inches.. .
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Japanese Ukiyo-e Woodblock Print by Kikugawa Eizan Reproduction Lot #22854 (Sale Order 6 of 172) Japanese Ukiyo-e woodblock print reproduction by Kikugawa Eizan featuring two beauties. Measures 10 x 15 inches. Shows evidence of age with toning wear and tape residue visible on the reverse. Detailed patterns in the kimonos are highlighted in traditional designs. A vintage reproduction showcasing classic Ukiyo-e art style.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print of Nikolai Cathedral by Hiroshi Iwasaki Lot #22857 (Sale Order 7 of 172) Japanese woodblock print depicting Nikolai Cathedral by artist Hiroshi Iwasaki. The print measures 12 x 12 inches and features intricate architectural and human details. Accompanies an explanatory leaflet with text in Japanese and English providing historical context about the Nikolai Cathedral.. .
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Utagawa Hiroshiges A Horse Fair Chiriu Japanese Woodblock Print Lot #22858 (Sale Order 8 of 172) Color woodblock print by Utagawa Hiroshige titled "A Horse Fair Chiriu" (also known as "Chiryu: Early Summer Horse Market") from the Edo period's Hoeido Tokaido series. This print measuring 15 1/2 x 10 inches depicts a horse market in Chiryu part of Hiroshige's "The Fifty-three Stations of the Tokaido" series based on his 1832 journey along the Tokaido road. The artwork shows significant toning and is glued on board.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print by Momikawa Choki Featuring Courtesan Lot #23195 (Sale Order 9 of 172) Japanese woodblock print by Momikawa Choki, active in the late 18th to early 19th century. The artwork depicts Moto, the servant of the Yoshidaya of Osaka Shinmachi, serving sake to the courtesan Yaemurasakidayu of the Azuma Ogiya. The print measures 10 x 15 and exhibits trimming, backing, repairs, and fading due to age. A beautifully intricate depiction with delicate details reflecting the late Edo period style.. .
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Tomikichiro Tokuriki Japanese Woodblock Print Kitano Shrine Kyoto 1950s Lot #23220 (Sale Order 10 of 172) Japanese woodblock print by Tomikichiro Tokuriki (1902-2000), titled Kitano Shrine - Twelve Months of Kyoto, dated circa 1950s. The piece measures approximately 10 1/2 x 11 1/4 inches and features a serene scene of Kitano Shrine in Kyoto with blooming cherry blossoms, lanterns, and a stylized depiction of a stone statue in the foreground. The composition includes finely detailed architectural and natural elements, demonstrating Tokuriki's skill. The condition shows minor age-related wear without major defects. Artist's signature and seal are present.. .
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Tomikichiro Tokuriki Woodblock Print Twelve Months of Kyoto Arashiyama Lot #23221 (Sale Order 11 of 172) Japanese woodblock print by Tomikichiro Tokuriki (1902-2000) titled Twelve Months of Kyoto Arashiyama from the 1950s. The print depicts a scenic street lined with tall trees and figures, showcasing delicate colors and fine details. Print size is 10 x 11 1/2 inches. The reverse side exhibits stains at the four corners. This artwork captures the traditions and beauty of Kyoto in its design.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print by Tomikichiro Tokuriki Featuring Kyoto Imperial Palace Lot #23222 (Sale Order 12 of 172) Japanese woodblock print by Tomikichiro Tokuriki (1902-2000) titled Kyoto Imperial Palace, dating to the 1950s. This print depicts a serene landscape view of the Kyoto Imperial Palace gates, featuring traditional architecture and background elements such as trees and sky. The print measures 10 1/4 x 11 1/2 inches and includes artist's marks in the upper left corner. Condition appears good with minor wear noted in the edges.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print of Traditional Castle Scene and Figures Lot #23229 (Sale Order 13 of 172) Japanese woodblock print depicting a traditional castle with a tiled roof set on raised stone walls against a gradient sky transitioning from red to light cream. The scene includes figures walking along a path, one accompanied by a black cat, as well as trees and lamp posts leading into the distance. The print is sized 5 x 4 inches and mounted on a textured white backing paper. The artist's signature and seal are visible on the bottom left corner of the print. The piece is in good condition with some light discoloration near the top of the mounting paper.. .
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Set of Four Japanese Woodblock Prints in Munakata Style Lot #23231 (Sale Order 14 of 172) A set of four Japanese woodblock prints each measuring approximately 25 x 11 inches. These works are unsigned but exhibit a style reflective of Munakata technique and aesthetic. The powerful black-and-white compositions depict seated male figures with expressive line work and are mounted on connected panels creating a foldable presentation. The reverse of the panels is blank, and there is visible wear including minor surface scratching and chipping along the edges, consistent with age and handling. Each print displays Japanese characters above the artwork.. .
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Kitagawa Utamaro Original Japanese Woodblock Print Two Women Lot #23232 (Sale Order 15 of 172) Original Japanese woodblock print by Kitagawa Utamaro, titled Two Women. Measuring 15 x 9 7/8 inches, this print has album backing, shows signs of fading, and has repairs near the edges. Depicting elegant female figures, it represents the distinct ukiyo-e style of the Edo period. Please note its age-related condition, as fading and repaired edges are evident.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print Pilgrims 1939 by Sanzo Wada Lot #23233 (Sale Order 16 of 172) Japanese woodblock print titled Pilgrims by Sanzo Wada (1883-1968), created in 1939. The print features two pilgrims walking on a bridge, detailed with traditional clothing and accessories. Visible toning is present on the paper. The artwork measures 15 x 10 1/2 inches. Signature and seal marks are located on the print. The reverse side shows some additional signs of age or handling.. .
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Set of 4 Linocut Prints Depicting Devas Scattering Flowers Lot #23237 (Sale Order 17 of 172) Set of 4 multicolored linocut prints including titled print Tennin Sange Zu, which translates to Devas Scattering Flowers. Created using a relief printmaking technique where an image is carved into linoleum, inked, and then printed. Each print depicts themes of devas or celestial beings accompanied by flowers and other decorative motifs, rendered in vibrant hand-applied colors. The condition appears to be consistent with handcrafted prints. These pieces represent a unique artistic and cultural expression.. .
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Reproduction Japanese Woodblock Print Horse and Willow by Utagawa Kunisada Lot #23241 (Sale Order 18 of 172) Reproduction Japanese woodblock print titled Horse and Willow by Utagawa Kunisada I. The print is rendered in shades of blue and tan with a depiction of a horse beneath branches of a willow tree. Artist signature and seal are visible in the lower left region. Dimensions are 10 x 14 inches. The piece is unframed and shows some wear consistent with handling, including slight creases and minor discoloration.. .
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c1900 Japanese Woodblock Print Depicting Bird and Floral Scene Lot #23242 (Sale Order 19 of 172) Japanese woodblock print from circa 1900 featuring a bird alongside floral elements, created with delicately colored inks and detailed line work. The composition includes grass, leaves, and blossoms framing the central figure of the bird perched on a slope. The print shows elements of traditional Japanese design with soft colors and minimalist aesthetics. The overall dimensions are 13 x 9 inches, and the piece is printed on washi paper. Signs of age, including minor creases and wear, are present, consistent with the item's age and historical nature.. .
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Set of Four Prints from Ten Bamboo Studio Manual of Painting and Calligraphy Lot #23243 (Sale Order 20 of 172) Set of four 9-inch diameter prints originating from the Ten Bamboo Studio Manual of Painting and Calligraphy, first printed in 1633. This collection belongs to the ink drawings (round fans) section, featuring intricate designs including rocks, plants, and blossoms. The images exemplify the detailed and painterly qualities achieved through color woodblock printing, as pioneered by the manual. Each piece highlights the precision and elegance associated with traditional Chinese printing techniques. Prints are in delicate condition consistent with age.. .
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Set of 4 Yang Chi Chuang Insect Prints in Color Lot #23245 (Sale Order 21 of 172) Set of 4 detailed Yang Chi Chuang insect prints, showcasing intricate depictions of various insects including dragonflies and butterflies, paired with floral elements. Each print measures 3 1/4 x 6 inches and features traditional Chinese-style inscriptions and red seals. The prints are framed together on a single mounting board. Ideal representation of traditional East Asian art.. .
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Original Japanese Woodblock Print by Utagawa Kunisada Depicting Female Figure Lot #23248 (Sale Order 22 of 172) Japanese woodblock print attributed to Utagawa Kunisada, also known as Toyokuni III (1786-1864). The print depicts a female figure in a dynamic pose against a rich blue background with falling flower petals. It measures 14 x 9 1/2 inches and features intricate detailing in the clothing and hair, as well as a sword held in the figure's hand. Backing with adhesive present, and signs of wear, including creasing and small tears along the edges. Additional information about the artist is provided, documenting his prolific career in Edo-period Japan.. .
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Graceful Elegance Limited Edition by Hisashi Otsuka Lot #23413 (Sale Order 23 of 172) Limited edition mixed media print, titled Graceful Elegance, by renowned Japanese artist Hisashi Otsuka. This piece is a part 283 of a series of 300 and features a striking depiction of a woman in traditional Japanese clothing viewed from behind. The intricate details emphasize the floral patterns and the flowing kimono, rendered in Otsuka’s signature neo-deco style blending traditional Eastern techniques with modern Western elements. Framed under plexiglass, the artwork is housed in a black and gold frame, measuring 33 x 45, with the image itself measuring 40 x 25 1/2 inches. The piece is signed and stamped by the artist, adding to its value and authenticity.. .
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Mahaya by Tadashi Nakayama Japanese Woodblock Print 1964 Edition 46 of 50 Lot #23414 (Sale Order 24 of 172) Woodblock print titled Mahaya created by Japanese artist Tadashi Nakayama in 1964. This unframed piece measures 23 x 27 inches and is numbered 46 out of an edition of 50. Known for combining traditional Japanese ukiyo-e techniques with Western artistic influences, Nakayama's work often incorporates abstract motifs, horses, birds, and female figures. This print features intricate details and vibrant tones, reflecting influences from Byzantine, Persian, and Renaissance art during Nakayama's travels in the early 1960s. The piece is signed and numbered by the artist at the bottom of the print.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print by Ohara Koson Depicting Sparrows and Bamboo c1910 Lot #23568 (Sale Order 25 of 172) Japanese woodblock print by Ohara Koson (1877-1945) titled Two Tree Sparrows between Bamboo, circa 1910. The print depicts two sparrows perched on bamboo branches, surrounded by light blue bamboo stalks. Has trimming and measures approximately 7 1/4 inches in height and 13 1/2 inches in width. The artist's stamp is visible on the lower left. A fine representation of Koson's work focusing on birds and nature.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print by Kawase Hasui Depicting Shinkubo, Hachinohe, 1933 Lot #23569 (Sale Order 26 of 172) Japanese woodblock print by Kawase Hasui (1883-1957), titled Shinkubo, Hachinohe and dated 1933. Kawase Hasui was a significant figure in the Shin-Hanga movement, renowned for his landscapes and atmospheric depictions of Japan. His work combines Western realism with traditional Japanese techniques, often portraying serene and picturesque scenes. This piece measures 10 1/4 inches in height and 15 1/4 inches in width. The print has minor toning, minor thinning in the margins, and a thin backing present. It captures a coastal scene with coastal rocks and reflective waters under a bright sky, showcasing Hasui's masterful use of color and perspective.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print by Tsuchiya Koitsu of Snowy Miyajima Lot #23570 (Sale Order 27 of 172) Japanese Woodblock Print by Tsuchiya Koitsu titled Snowy Miyajima, created in 1936. The artwork by Koitsu (1870-1949), a renowned Japanese artist, is known for his mastery of shin-hanga (new prints) created during the early 20th century. Koitsu skillfully depicted serene landscapes, capturing light and atmosphere in traditional woodblock printing techniques. This print measures 8 inches in height by 11 inches in width. It features a tranquil snowy scene of the Itsukushima Shrine with a view of a torii gate, temple pavilions, and falling snow reflected on the water. Noted imperfections include a thin backing and a faint stain on the roof area. This print is a fine example of Koitsu's craftsmanship.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print by Tsukioka Kogyo Depicting Sunset Lot #23571 (Sale Order 28 of 172) Japanese woodblock print depicting a serene sunset with silhouetted plants by Tsukioka Kogyo (1869-1927). Kogyo was a prominent Japanese artist best known for his innovative depictions of noh theater and natural scenery. This print measures 10 inches in height, 9.5 inches in width, and features refined use of color gradation highlighting a vivid orange sun against a muted background. The piece has minor rubbing, consistent with age and preservation methods. From the 1900s, this work exemplifies Kogyo’s mastery in capturing atmospheric and poetic scenes.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print by Suzuki Harunobu with Shamisen and Mirror Lot #23572 (Sale Order 29 of 172) Japanese woodblock print by Suzuki Harunobu (1724-1770), titled Beauty Seated in a Room with Shamisen before Mirror. Harunobu was a renowned Edo-period artist best known for pioneering full-color woodblock printing and creating graceful depictions of women, often referred to as bijinga. This artwork features a serene domestic scene with a woman playing the shamisen, presented in a soft interior setting. The dimensions of the print are approximately 11 inches in height and 8 inches in width. The piece exhibits thinning, a hole, soiling, rubbing, and restorations.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print by Maki Haku Flower Song 1 Lot #23573 (Sale Order 30 of 172) Japanese woodblock print titled Flower Song 1 by Maki Haku (1924-2000). Maki Haku, born Maejima Tadaaki, was a renowned Japanese printmaker of the 20th century known for his abstract and stylized designs that incorporated the organic textures of the surface. His works often explored themes of nature and spirituality with a modernist approach. This specific piece measures 14 inches in height and 19 inches in width, featuring textured paper and minimalistic yet impactful design. Faint foxing is visible. Numbered 16/74. Includes the artist's red seal and signature.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print Bookplates by Katsushika Hokusai Original 19th Century Lot #23574 (Sale Order 31 of 172) Original Japanese woodblock print created by the renowned artist Katsushika Hokusai (1760-1849). Hokusai was one of Japan's most influential ukiyo-e artists, famous for his series Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji and his profound influence on Western art. This piece is from the series titled Panoramic Views along the Banks of the Sumida River, dated between 1801 and 1806. Printed on traditional washi paper, the print measures approximately 12 inches in height, 8 1/4 inches in width. It depicts a lively riverside scene, showcasing Hokusai's mastery of detailed composition and vibrant depiction of daily life. The item shows minor fading and soiling, consistent with its age. A valuable example of Edo-period Japanese art.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print by Toyokuni III Depicting Actors Lot #23575 (Sale Order 32 of 172) Original 19th-century Japanese woodblock print by Toyokuni III (Utagawa), also known as Kunisada (1786-1865), an esteemed and prolific artist of the Edo period known for his portrayals of kabuki actors, beautiful women, and scenes from Japanese culture. This print depicts two elaborately dressed figures, likely kabuki characters, under a backdrop of blooming cherry blossoms. The vibrant yet slightly faded colors reflect the age of the print. It includes a censor seal and signature. The reverse side shows album backing and tape residue. Dimensions are approximately 14 inches in height, 9 3/4 inches in width.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print of Actor with Umbrella Triptych 19th Century Lot #23576 (Sale Order 33 of 172) A Japanese woodblock print triptych featuring an actor with an umbrella, attributed to the 19th century. The artwork measures 28 in height and 14 in width. The woodblock print exhibits notable signs of age, including fading, toning, and tape residue on the reverse. Triptychs are characteristic of the Edo and Meiji periods in Japanese art. Artists of the period, such as Toyohara Kunichika, commonly portrayed Kabuki actors in dramatic poses with meticulous design in their attire, as seen in this piece. The detailed craftsmanship reflects traditional Japanese aesthetics.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print by Toyokuni III Kabuki Triptych Depiction Lot #23577 (Sale Order 34 of 172) Japanese woodblock print by Toyokuni III, also known as Utagawa Kunisada (1786-1865), depicting a Kabuki triptych scene. Toyokuni III was among the most prolific and celebrated ukiyo-e artists, renowned for his depictions of Kabuki actors and scenes from Japanese theater. This print showcases three interconnected panels featuring expressive characters engaged in a dramatic narrative with finely detailed costumes and interiors. The colors exhibit fading, and the reverse side has album backing and tape residue. The dimensions of the print are approximately 29 height x 14 width. A significant example of 19th-century Japanese artistry from a master of the genre.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print Triptych by Utagawa Toyokuni III Lot #23578 (Sale Order 35 of 172) Japanese woodblock print triptych by Utagawa Toyokuni III (1786-1864). This work depicts actors Kataoka Gado II as Shimizu Kanja Yoshitaka (right panel), Nakamura Tsuruzo I as the Ascetic Priest Tochibo (center panel), and Iwai Kumesaburo III as Tokimasa's Daughter (Sokujo) Tatsuhime (left panel). Created in 1856, this print showcases vibrant designs and intricate details characteristic of Toyokuni III, a prominent member of the Utagawa school. This triptych has dimensions of 29 x 14 and features album backing, trimming, fading, and tape residue on the reverse. Toyokuni III was celebrated for his theatrical portraits and his contribution to the ukiyo-e tradition, making this piece an excellent example of his artistry.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print by Toyokuni III Triptych Famous Thieves 19th Century Lot #23579 (Sale Order 36 of 172) This Japanese woodblock print triptych by Toyokuni III (1786-1864), also known as Utagawa Kunisada, depicts three famous thieves from Kabuki history. Toyokuni III was a prominent ukiyo-e artist of the Edo period, known for his kabuki actor portraits and scenes from plays. Measuring 29 1/2 inches in height and 14 1/4 inches in width, this piece showcases dramatic action and intricate details characteristic of his work. The print has some trimming, fading, and tape residue on the reverse. These signs of age are consistent with a piece of its era and add to its historical authenticity.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print by Toyohara Kunichika Depicting Kabuki Triptych 19th Century Lot #23580 (Sale Order 37 of 172) Japanese Woodblock Print by Toyohara Kunichika (1835-1900), a renowned artist of the Edo and early Meiji periods celebrated for his expertise in Kabuki actor portraits. This print features a dynamic Kabuki triptych scene, showcasing finely detailed and colorful depictions of actors in elaborate costumes and expressive poses. The artwork measures 28 inches in height and 14 inches in width. Condition issues include fading, toning, and tape present on the reverse side. Kunichika was known for capturing the vibrant essence of the Kabuki theater, characterized by bold compositions and dramatic expressions, cementing his place as a prominent figure in Japanese woodblock print art.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print by Katsushika Hokusai Scenic Landscape Lot #23581 (Sale Order 38 of 172) Japanese woodblock print by Katsushika Hokusai (1760-1849), a renowned artist of the Edo period, best known for his Thirty-Six Views of Mount Fuji series and exceptional contributions to ukiyo-e art. This artwork measures 14 1/2 inches in height, 9 1/4 inches in width, and showcases a finely rendered scenic view with boats on calm waters, rolling hills, and a gathering of people beneath cherry blossoms. The piece depicts an idyllic landscape with intricate details, characteristic of Hokusai’s masterful style. The print has historical wear, including trimming, fading, soiling, and the restoration of holes. It is a compelling example of Hokusai’s legacy in capturing the beauty of natural settings enhanced with human activity.. .
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Ando Hiroshige Japanese Woodblock Print Frightful Satta Pass 19th Century Lot #23582 (Sale Order 39 of 172) Original Japanese woodblock print by Ando Hiroshige (1797-1858) titled The Frightful Satta Pass from the series Famous Sights of the Fifty-three Stations. Published in 1855, this print is an exquisite representation of Hiroshige's mastery in depicting landscapes, featuring Mount Fuji and the coastline with intricate details and depth. Ando Hiroshige was a renowned ukiyo-e artist celebrated for his landscape prints and his influence on Western art, particularly Impressionism. This artwork measures 9 1/2 inches in height and 14 inches in width and presents signs of age, including some fading and worming. Such characteristics are typical for works of this period, adding to its historical significance.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print by Utagawa Kuniyoshi, 1847 Enya Hangman Takasada Lot #23583 (Sale Order 40 of 172) Japanese woodblock print by Utagawa Kuniyoshi (1798-1861), titled No. 39 Enya Hangan Takasada from Stories of the True Loyalty of the Faithful Samurai, dated 1847. Utagawa Kuniyoshi was one of the last great masters of the ukiyo-e style, known for his striking designs, innovative compositions, and depiction of historical subjects, kabuki actors, and folklore. This print measures approximately 10 inches in height, 14 1/2 inches in width, and exhibits minor fading and thinning consistent with age. Vibrant detail is present throughout, with intricate patterns and textual elements that contribute to its historical significance. The reverse shows markings from its hand-printing process, characteristic of traditional Japanese woodblock prints.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print by Kikugawa Eizan Depicting Bijin 19th Century Lot #23584 (Sale Order 41 of 172) A Japanese woodblock print by Kikugawa Eizan (1787-1867), a renowned artist of the late Edo period, celebrated for his depictions of bijin (beautiful women). Eizan was heavily influenced by the works of Utamaro and Hokusai, gaining fame for his elegant and refined portrayals of women in urban settings. This artwork measures approximately 10 inches in height and 15 inches in width. The print shows signs of aging, including fading, thinning, soiling, and rubbing, reflective of its historical journey. The composition features a serene scene of a woman in traditional Japanese attire framed by architectural and garden elements. This piece captures the artistry and cultural significance of Eizan’s legacy.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print by Hiroshige III Featuring Yokohama with Train and Seascape Lot #23585 (Sale Order 42 of 172) This Japanese woodblock print, titled Yokohama Round-trip Steam Train and Seascape, was created in 1874 by Hiroshige III (Ando, 1843-1894). Hiroshige III was a skilled ukiyo-e artist, known for his distinctive depictions of landscapes, cityscapes, and cultural themes. His works often documented Japan's modernization and interaction with Western influences during the Meiji era. | | The print measures approximately 9 1/4 inches in height by 14 inches in width. It showcases a vivid scene of Yokohama, featuring a steam train in the foreground, various figures engaged in daily activities, and a harbor with ships along the backdrop. Notable details include the intricate design of the train cars, the bustling activity in the composition, and the blend of traditional and modern subjects. | | Condition notes include small holes, some residue on the reverse top corners, and minor creasing. Despite these imperfections, the print retains its vibrant colors and composition, characteristic of Hiroshige III's craftsmanship.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print by Utagawa Kuniyoshi Cherry Blossoms 19th Century Lot #23586 (Sale Order 43 of 172) This Japanese woodblock print by Utagawa Kuniyoshi (1798-1861) depicts an elegant scene featuring Mount Fuji, cherry blossoms, and traditional figures engaged in daily life amidst a serene waterfront. Measuring approximately 10 1/2 inches in height, 14 1/2 inches in width, the artwork showcases Kuniyoshi’s masterful technique in using vivid colors and intricate detailing. The work, created around 1833, is part of Kuniyoshi’s renowned series capturing the charm of Japanese landscapes and customs. Known as one of the last great masters of the ukiyo-e tradition, Kuniyoshi gained acclaim for his diverse subjects and imaginative compositions. This print exhibits signs of age with a prominent centerfold, some thinning of the paper, and noticeable soiling, all of which are common in works of this period.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print by Utagawa Kuniyoshi of Okon 19th Century Lot #23587 (Sale Order 44 of 172) Japanese woodblock print by Utagawa Kuniyoshi (1798-1861) titled Shima Province Okon, part of the series The Sixty-odd Provinces of Great Japan, dated 1845. Kuniyoshi was a renowned ukiyo-e artist celebrated for his depictions of historic scenes, landscapes, and kabuki actors. This print measures 10 inches in height by 14 1/4 inches in width and exhibits trimming, worming, thinning, and soiling. The composition portrays a detailed and vibrant scene, characteristic of Kuniyoshi's artistic style, with intricate patterns and colors accompanied by calligraphy. The print carries historical and artistic significance as part of a series that highlighted the provinces of Japan during the Edo period.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print Triptych by Utagawa Toyokuni III Actors 19th Century Lot #23588 (Sale Order 45 of 172) This Japanese woodblock print triptych by Utagawa Toyokuni III (1786-1864) depicts actors in elegant kimonos against a backdrop of blossoming cherry branches. Toyokuni III, also known as Utagawa Kunisada, was a prolific and renowned Edo-period printmaker celebrated for his depictions of kabuki actors, beautiful women, and historical themes. The prints measure 30 x 14 1/2 each and exhibit minor soiling and small voids consistent with age. Toyokuni III’s intricate attention to detail and dynamic use of color in woodblock printing significantly influenced Japanese art during the 19th century and beyond. These prints are iconic representations of Edo-period kabuki theater costumes and aesthetics.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print by Hiroshige Depicting Nihonbashi Bridge 19th Century Lot #23589 (Sale Order 46 of 172) Japanese woodblock print by Ando Hiroshige (1797-1858) titled Clear Weather after Snow at Nihonbashi Bridge. This piece is part of the Famous Places in Edo, Newly Selected series created between 1840-1842. Hiroshige was a prominent Japanese ukiyo-e artist noted for his iconic landscape prints that contributed to the genre's popularity. This work measures approximately 14 1/2 inches in height and 9 1/2 inches in width, with evidence of trimming. It features a vibrant depiction of daily life near Nihonbashi Bridge, capturing bustling activity with Mount Fuji in the background. The condition displays signs of handling consistent with the age of the piece.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print by Tanaka Masaaki a Shrine Ceremony Lot #23590 (Sale Order 47 of 172) Japanese woodblock print titled ‘Purification of a Miniature Shrine Before Falls’ by Tanaka Masaaki, a Japanese artist born in 1947. Masaaki is renowned for his modern interpretation of traditional Japanese themes, blending vibrant color palettes and geometric precision. The artwork, part of a limited-edition series (113/145), was created in 1971. The print depicts a ceremonial procession beneath cascading waterfalls, featuring dynamic use of shapes and vibrant red, grey, and blue tones. The framed dimensions are 28 inches in height by 37 inches in width x 2 deep. The image itself measures 19 inches in height by 27 inches in width. The print is framed under glass and secured within a metallic-finished wooden frame. Masaaki’s works are known for bridging traditional Japanese aesthetics with modern aesthetics.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print from the 19th Century Surimono Tradition Lot #23591 (Sale Order 48 of 172) A Japanese woodblock print likely belonging to the 19th-century Surimono tradition. This print features detailed illustrations of two figures adorned in traditional attire, accompanied by careful depictions of objects and surroundings in the composition. Measuring approximately 7 1/2 inches in height, 5 3/4 inches in width, and evidencing signs of wear, the print exhibits trimming, soiling, rubbing, and fading. Surimono prints were special, private commissions, often produced collaboratively by poets and artists with fine printing techniques. These artworks typically showcased intricate details and were meant for small, selective audiences, serving as gifts or for special commemorative events. This print’s delicate design reflects the high craftsmanship associated with Surimono prints. It presents an insight into the cultural aesthetics and artistic achievements of the era, likely created by an artist influenced by the Edo-period ukiyo-e tradition.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print Tea Ceremony by Ryuryukyo Shinsai 19th Century Lot #23592 (Sale Order 49 of 172) Japanese woodblock print titled Tea Ceremony, created by Ryuryukyo Shinsai circa 1820. The print measures 7 inches in height by 5 inches in width and has been trimmed. Ryuryukyo Shinsai, born in 1764, was a prominent ukiyo-e artist of the late Edo period known for his refined compositions and mastery in depicting scenes of everyday life and cultural traditions, particularly tea ceremonies. This artwork showcases two elegantly dressed figures engaged in a tea ceremony, intricately capturing traditional attire and serene interactions. The condition features trimming. This is a classic piece of Japanese ukiyo-e art, reflecting cultural and historical significance.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print by Utagawa Sadahide Depicting Virtuous Women Lot #23593 (Sale Order 50 of 172) Japanese woodblock print titled Mirror of Chaste and Filial Women from the Edo period. Created by Utagawa Sadahide and published by Yamaguchiya Tobei, this artwork portrays two women in a vivid scene, possibly engaged in combat with long staffs. The series illustrates virtuous women from Japanese history and folklore, aligning with moral themes of loyalty and virtue. The print measures 9 1/2 inches in height and 14 inches in width. It includes the artist's signature and text that may reference the story depicted in the scene. The artwork shows signs of age with trimming and worming. Utagawa Sadahide, active during the late Edo period, was renowned for his skillful and expressive designs, often emphasizing historical and cultural narratives. His works contributed significantly to the genre of ukiyo-e prints.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print by Utagawa Kuniyoshi Minamoto Yoshitsune 19th Century Lot #23594 (Sale Order 51 of 172) An original 19th Century Japanese woodblock print by Utagawa Kuniyoshi, titled The Diving Woman of Shiga and Minamoto Yoshitsune from the series Ogura Imitations of One Hundred Poems by One Hundred Poets. The artwork, depicting a vibrant Ukiyo-e scene, measures 9 inches in height by 13 3/4 inches in width and features noticeable trimming, worming, and a centerfold. Utagawa Kuniyoshi (1797-1861) was a renowned Japanese Ukiyo-e artist, celebrated for his dynamic warrior prints, mythological scenes, landscapes, and Kabuki actor portraits. He was a pivotal figure in 19th-century printmaking, leaving a lasting mark with his meticulous detail and masterful compositions. This piece exemplifies his skill and creativity, offering a visual narrative rooted in Japanese folklore. The condition details, including the trimming, worm damage, and centerfold, should be carefully noted when considering the piece.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print by Utagawa Kuniyoshi from Ogura Imitation of the One Hundred Poets Lot #23595 (Sale Order 52 of 172) Japanese woodblock print from the series Ogura Imitation of the One Hundred Poets (Ogura nazorae hyakunin isshu) by Utagawa Kuniyoshi. The dimensions are 9 inches in height by 13.75 inches in width. This artwork portrays historical and legendary figures inspired by poems from the Ogura Hyakunin Isshu, a classical anthology of 100 Japanese waka poems by 100 poets. The work showcases finely detailed figures and a dynamic composition. The print has trimming. Utagawa Kuniyoshi (1798–1861) was a prominent artist of the Edo period and one of the last great masters of the ukiyo-e genre of woodblock prints. He was celebrated for his diverse subjects, including kabuki actors, warriors, and mythical figures, as well as his innovative use of color and perspective. This piece is a testament to his mastery of storytelling through visual art.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print by Utagawa Kuniyoshi Depicting Fujiwara no Akisuke 19th Century Lot #23596 (Sale Order 53 of 172) This Japanese woodblock print by Utagawa Kuniyoshi is part of the One Hundred Poems by One Hundred Poets series. It portrays the poet Fujiwara no Akisuke in traditional attire, seated beneath a structure and gazing at the moonlit sky while surrounded by tall grasses. The artwork is a kakejiku or kakemono, a traditional hanging scroll design. The print measures 9 1/2 inches in height by 14 inches in width and has experienced trimming and fading. Utagawa Kuniyoshi (1798–1861) was one of Japan's most prominent ukiyo-e artists, famed for his masterful storytelling and diverse range of themes, from landscapes to kabuki actors and historical figures. Kuniyoshi’s expertise and innovative artistry significantly influenced Japanese woodblock printing during the late Edo period.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print by Utagawa Kuniyoshi Gotokudeiji Sadaijin Lot #23597 (Sale Order 54 of 172) Woodblock print by Utagawa Kuniyoshi titled Gotokudeiji Sadaijin, part of the One Hundred Poems by One Hundred Poets series. Depicts Gotokudeiji Sadaijin, a historical Japanese poet, gazing at the moon from a balcony. The print measures 9 1/2 x 14 inches and has visible trimming, soiling, fading, and a stain on the reverse at the top. Utagawa Kuniyoshi (1798-1861) was an influential Japanese ukiyo-e artist known for his intricate and dynamic woodblock prints focusing on historical, mythical, and literary themes. This artwork exemplifies his style, combining vibrant colors and detailed imagery. The piece reflects Kuniyoshi's contribution to the Edo-period woodblock print genre, showcasing his mastery in capturing mood and storytelling.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print by Utagawa Kuniyoshi Minamoto no Kanemasa 19th Century Lot #23598 (Sale Order 55 of 172) This ukiyo-e Japanese woodblock print, titled Minamoto no Kanemasa, 78, from One Hundred Poems by One Hundred Poets, is by the renowned artist Utagawa Kuniyoshi (1797-1861). A leading figure of the late Edo period, Kuniyoshi is famous for his imaginative designs, exceptional line work, and contributions to the ukiyo-e genre. This artwork illustrates Minamoto no Kanemasa, a nobleman of the Heian period, seated with a page at a palace window overlooking the sea. The print showcases Kuniyoshi’s attention to intricate details, including the waves, birds in flight, and finely patterned clothing. Measuring 9 1/2 inches in height and 14 inches in width, the piece has some trimming and minor fading, consistent with its age. Kuniyoshi’s skilled depiction of historical, mythological, and literary subjects gained him lasting acclaim in both Japan and the global art community.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print by Utagawa Kunisada Featuring Woman with Umbrella 19th Century Lot #23599 (Sale Order 56 of 172) Japanese woodblock print titled Selected Scenes from One Poem Each by One Hundred Poets: Poem by Emperor Koko, created by Utagawa Kunisada, a prominent ukiyo-e artist from 19th-century Japan. The print depicts a woman holding an umbrella surrounded by floating scrolls and rectangular pieces of paper, reflecting a poetic and literary motif. Utagawa Kunisada, renowned for his mastery in ukiyo-e artistry, is celebrated for his detailed and vibrant depictions of kabuki actors, beautiful women, and literary themes, contributing significantly to Japanese visual culture of the Edo period. The print measures approximately 10 inches in height and 14 inches in width and exhibits signs of wear, including soiling, rubbing, creasing, fading, thinning, and small holes, indicative of its age and historical use. The detailed craftsmanship of Kunisada is evident despite the condition issues, making it a significant cultural artifact.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print by Utagawa Kunisada/Toyokuni III Kabuki Play 19th Century Lot #23600 (Sale Order 57 of 172) Japanese woodblock print by Utagawa Kunisada, also known as Toyokuni III, depicting a scene from the kabuki play Akegarasu Yuki no Urazato. The play tells the story of the courtesan Urazato and her forbidden love with Tokijiro, who has climbed over a fence to rescue her. The artwork features intricate details of figures, traditional attire, and a snow-laden background. Measuring 14 x 9 3/4 inches, the print has noticeable trimming and soiling. Utagawa Kunisada (1786–1865) was a leading Japanese ukiyo-e woodblock print artist, renowned for his portraits of Kabuki actors, beautiful women, and historical scenes. His prolific career and remarkable contribution to ukiyo-e emphasized both his technical skill and artistic versatility, making him one of the most celebrated artists of his genre.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print by Utagawa Kuniyoshi/Toyokini III of Four Figures 19th Century Lot #23601 (Sale Order 58 of 172) A Japanese woodblock print by Utagawa Kuniyoshi, a renowned master of the ukiyo-e style from the late Edo period (1798-1861). This print measures 13 3/4 inches in height and 9 3/4 inches in width. It depicts a vibrant scene featuring four figures, possibly representing a historical or theatrical moment, a hallmark of Kuniyoshi’s dynamic and expressive artwork. Known for his vivid storytelling and bold compositions, Kuniyoshi was instrumental in developing the ukiyo-e tradition, often depicting warrior scenes, kabuki actors, and folklore. This piece shows signs of age and handling, including trimming, soiling, and album backing. Despite these conditions, the print retains intricate details and vivid colors, characteristic of Kuniyoshi’s expert technique.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print by Utagawa Toyokuni I Featuring Actor Sawamura Sojuro IV 19th Century Lot #23602 (Sale Order 59 of 172) Japanese woodblock print by Utagawa Toyokuni I depicting the actor Sawamura Sojuro IV. This ukiyo-e print measures 10 inches in height by 14 inches in width. The artwork shows signs of age and wear, including soiling, thinning, and minor worming. Utagawa Toyokuni I (1769–1825) was a prominent artist of the Edo period, celebrated for his contributions to the ukiyo-e tradition, particularly his portrayals of kabuki actors, beautiful women, and scenes from historical dramas. Toyokuni I's works are notable for their dramatic composition and characteristic attention to detail, making him a key figure in the Utagawa school of woodblock printing. This print exemplifies his expertise in capturing the essence of kabuki actors, showcasing intricate clothing patterns and expressive posture. A collector's piece emanating both cultural and artistic significance.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print Young Woman on a Veranda by Utagawa Kunisada/Toyokuni III 19th Century Lot #23603 (Sale Order 60 of 172) Japanese woodblock print titled Young Woman on a Veranda by Utagawa Kunisada, created around 1849-1851. The print depicts a young woman in a vibrant kimono featuring intricate patterns, surrounded by a scenic setting of floral elements and a veranda. Utagawa Kunisada (1786-1865), also known as Toyokuni III, was one of the most renowned ukiyo-e artists of his time, celebrated for his mastery in portraying figures and daily life scenes in the Edo period. Measuring 14 x 9 3/4 inches, the piece has noticeable signs of age, including soiling and small holes, indicative of its age and historical significance.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print by Utagawa Toyokuni I Depicting Kabuki Actor 19th Century Lot #23604 (Sale Order 61 of 172) This Japanese woodblock print, measuring 10 1/2 x 15 inches, is an Ukiyo-e artwork created by Utagawa Toyokuni I. Likely depicting a Kabuki actor, the image showcases a figure adorned in a green robe holding a yellow fan, a common theme in Toyokuni's body of work. Toyokuni I, born in 1769 and active during the Edo period, was a master of the Utagawa school known for his prints of Kabuki actors and his significant influence on the development of actor portraiture in woodblock art. Condition note: there is visible soiling on the print and a void on the right edge.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print by Utagawa Toyokuni I of Lazy Taro 19th Century Lot #23605 (Sale Order 62 of 172) Japanese woodblock print titled Lazy Taro by Utagawa Toyokuni I, a prominent artist of the Utagawa school of woodblock printing active during the late 18th and early 19th centuries. Renowned for his depiction of kabuki actors and scenes, Toyokuni I is an influential figure in ukiyo-e art. This print portrays the actor Somegorou Onoe Matsuke in a scene carrying a sign with text translating to Pine Bamboo Grove. The artwork measures 10 x 15 and exhibits traditional Japanese artistic styles with vibrant but delicate detailing. Condition issues include visible worming, soiling, and some paper loss on the edges, consistent with its age. Toyokuni I’s works remain significant as representations of the flourishing kabuki culture and Edo period artistry.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print by Utagawa Kunisada Group Scene 19th Century Lot #23606 (Sale Order 63 of 172) This Japanese woodblock print by Utagawa Kunisada (1786-1865) features a detailed group scene rendered in the distinctive ukiyo-e style. Measuring 10 inches in height and 14 1/2 inches in width, this piece showcases Kunisada’s skillful use of color, composition, and intricate character depiction. The print portrays men engaged in various activities, with fine attention given to garments, patterns, and expressions. Noteworthy is a faint centerfold mark, indicative of its historical handling. Utagawa Kunisada, an esteemed artist of the Edo period, was widely appreciated for his portraits and kabuki actor designs. His works were celebrated for their vibrant theatrical aesthetics and became highly sought after during his era.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print by Utagawa Kuniyoshi 19th Century Lot #23607 (Sale Order 64 of 172) Japanese woodblock print titled The Marvelous Doctor Treats Serious Diseases (Kitai na meii nanbyo ryoji) by Utagawa Kuniyoshi. The print measures 10 inches in height by 14.5 inches in width and depicts a vivid scene featuring a seated woman in an ornate kimono, surrounded by physicians in the act of examining a patient. This work was created by Utagawa Kuniyoshi (1798-1861), a distinguished Japanese ukiyo-e artist, known for his innovative and dynamic compositions, vivid storytelling, and masterful depictions of kabuki actors, historical figures, and myths. Kuniyoshi's contributions to the ukiyo-e tradition reflect a unique blend of creative imagination and artistic expertise, making him one of the most celebrated artists of his time. This print showcases his intricate detailing and proficiency with bold colors.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print by Toyokuni III Depicting Kabuki Scene Lot #23608 (Sale Order 65 of 172) This Japanese woodblock print, created by Utagawa Toyokuni III (1786-1865), features a diptych titled Asakura Togo Leaving His Family. The work depicts a dramatic scene from the kabuki play Higashiyama Sakura Zoshi. The left panel shows Asakura Togo, portrayed by the kabuki actor Ichikawa Kodanji IV, in a snow-filled landscape as he departs. The right panel illustrates his family watching from within their home, creating a poignant contrast. Measuring 20 1/2 inches in height, 14 3/4 inches in width, this print has been trimmed. Toyokuni III was a prominent Japanese ukiyo-e artist, known for his mastery in kabuki actor portraits and theatrical scenes, contributing significantly to the Edo period's art and culture. The diptych contains vibrant colors and fine details amidst a snowy setting, embodying the essence of ukiyo-e artistry despite the trimming.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print of Sumo Wrestler by Utagawa Kuniyoshi 19th Century Lot #23609 (Sale Order 66 of 172) A Japanese woodblock print by Utagawa Kuniyoshi, likely from the Edo period, measuring 20 x 14 3/4. The composition portrays a sumo wrestler accompanied by other figures in a vibrant scene. Utagawa Kuniyoshi (1798-1861) was one of the leading artists of the late Edo period and a prominent figure in the ukiyo-e movement. Known for his dynamic designs, Kuniyoshi excelled in a variety of genres including portraits of warriors, kabuki actors, landscapes, and depictions of historical and mythical subjects. This print features intricate patterns and detailed designs emblematic of Kuniyoshi’s distinguished style. It serves as a fine example of the artistry prevalent during the Edo period.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print by Utagawa Kuniyoshi Depicting Two Samurai 19th Century Lot #23610 (Sale Order 67 of 172) Japanese woodblock print by Utagawa Kuniyoshi (1798-1861), a prominent artist of the Ukiyo-e style during Japan's Edo period. The piece measures 20 1/2 inches in height and 15 inches in width, with minor soiling and rubbing. The print depicts two samurai standing under cherry blossom trees, a recurring motif in Japanese art symbolizing the transient nature of life. Kuniyoshi was known for his dynamic compositions and expressive renderings of historical and legendary heroes. He became a leading figure in the Ukiyo-e art movement, celebrated for his inventive subject matter and technical mastery. This work reflects Kuniyoshi's ability to blend meticulous detail with vibrant storytelling, encapsulating the aesthetics and themes of his era.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print of Two Samurai by Toyokuni 19th Century Lot #23611 (Sale Order 68 of 172) Japanese woodblock print by Utagawa Toyokuni depicting two samurai in a dramatic and rain-filled scene. The artwork showcases two figures, each wielding swords, with one holding a traditional umbrella. The print is characterized by its vibrant colors and detailed architectural background. Measuring 20 1/2 inches in height and 14 1/2 inches in width, the piece has been trimmed. Utagawa Toyokuni (1769–1825) was a renowned ukiyo-e artist during the Edo period, celebrated for his kabuki actor prints and bijin-ga (beautiful women) designs. His works are characterized by their dynamic compositions and meticulous attention to detail, capturing the essence of the Japanese theater and everyday life during his time. This print, like many by Toyokuni, demonstrates his mastery in capturing movement and expression.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print by Utagawa Kuniyoshi from Ukiyo-e Series 19th Century Lot #23612 (Sale Order 69 of 172) Japanese woodblock print by Utagawa Kuniyoshi from the Ukiyo-e series Eight Brides for the Only Son. The artwork displays vivid traditional Japanese motifs and features a seated male figure in a patterned robe while a group of women gathers on the right side of the composition. Measuring 20 inches in height by 14 1/2 inches in width, this piece displays minor soiling but remains an excellent example of Kuniyoshi’s masterful technique and storytelling. Utagawa Kuniyoshi, a renowned late Edo period artist, was celebrated for his dynamic compositions, bold use of color, and his significant contributions to the ukiyo-e tradition, particularly his depictions of historical and mythical narratives.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print Diptych by Utagawa Kuniyasu Pilgrimage 19th Century Lot #23613 (Sale Order 70 of 172) Japanese woodblock print Diptych titled The Pilgrimage Procession to Kinryuzan Temple at Asakusa in the Eastern Capital by Utagawa Kuniyasu. Measuring approximately 20 x 14, this woodblock print features a detailed depiction of women, likely courtesans, in a vibrant procession towards the Kinryuzan Temple in Asakusa, a popular pilgrimage site. The detailed composition includes elegant attire, floral elements, and architectural details such as the temple gate in the background. Utagawa Kuniyasu (1794–1832) was a prominent ukiyo-e artist of the early 19th century, known for his depictions of kabuki actors, beautiful women, and historical scenes. His works are recognized for their bold coloring and dynamic design. Condition: Minor soiling and trimming is present.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print Depicting Scene From Forty-seven Ronin Legend Toyokini III Lot #23614 (Sale Order 71 of 172) Japanese woodblock print depicting a scene from the story of the Forty-seven ronin. The image, measuring 13 1/4 inches in height by 9 inches in width, is framed under glass with an overall frame size of 17 inches in height, 25 inches in width, and 1 inch in depth. The print portrays a samurai figure and includes text referencing names and details related to the historical events of the 1703 revenge plot carried out by ronin for their lord. The piece is attributed to Utagawa Toyokuni III (1786-1864), both renowned for their woodblock series illustrating this legend. The print exemplifies samurai values of loyalty, honor, and revenge that made the story of the Forty-seven ronin legendary in Japan.. .
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Vintage Japanese Woodblock Print by Shima Seien Lot #23615 (Sale Order 72 of 172) Framed Japanese woodblock print by Shima Seien (1892-1970), a prominent female painter known for her contributions to the Nihonga style. The print is framed under glass and measures 18 inches in height, 22 inches in width, and 1 inch in depth, with the image size at 15 inches in height and 7 3/4 inches in width. Shima Seien was born in Osaka and raised in the city's pleasure quarters. She drew inspiration from Tsunetomi Kitano, a noted artist famous for his bijinga (paintings of beautiful women). Recognized as a prodigy, she was accepted into the prestigious Bunten Exhibition at age 19. Along with Uemura Shoen and Ikeda Shoen, she was celebrated as one of the "three 'en' of the three cities" for her significant contributions to Japanese art. The print depicts a serene female figure in traditional attire, reflecting Shima's masterful artistry.. .
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Fukuro Obi with Woven Geometric Pattern in Gold and Earth Tones Lot #23616 (Sale Order 73 of 172) Fukuro obi featuring a geometric woven pattern in gold and earth tones. The obi measures 11 3/4 inches in height and 174 inches in length. It is crafted using intricate Japanese weaving techniques, with the design visible on one side and the reverse side showcasing a simpler texture. The obi is in very good condition with no notable damage. Made of textile material, it has a soft and comfortable texture.. .
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Japanese Silk Nagoya Obi with Shishi and Floral Motifs Lot #23617 (Sale Order 74 of 172) A traditional Nagoya obi originating from pre-World War II Japan. Fashioned from exquisite silk, this piece features intricate woven motifs, including shishi (lion dogs), dragons, and floral patterns, crafted with gold threads for added texture and visual appeal. The obi is adorned with circular mirror motifs embellished with detailed embroidery, reflecting the exceptional craftsmanship of the period. The textile measures approximately 12 1/2 inches in height, 136 3/4 inches in length, and can be a valuable addition to a collection of Japanese textiles or wearable art. Please note a few imperfections and minor discolorations consistent with its age and use. Known for their symbolism and artistry, Nagoya obi are often cherished for formal occasions and traditional Japanese attire.. .
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Fukuro Obi with Metallic Design in Purple and Gold Lot #23618 (Sale Order 75 of 172) Fukuro obi crafted with rich fabric featuring an abstract design in purple, gold, and multi-color tones. The fabric incorporates metallic threadwork with intricate patterns of arcs, lines, and textured details. This piece measures 12 inches in width, 1.2 inches in depth, and 168 inches in length. A striking example of traditional Japanese textile, suitable for formal kimono wear or decorative purposes. Overall condition is good with details clearly visible in the design.. .
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Japanese Fukuro Obi with Bamboo Leaf Design in Gold Tones Lot #23619 (Sale Order 76 of 172) A traditional Japanese Fukuro Obi featuring a bamboo leaf motif in gold tones. This textile is crafted from a woven fabric with a lustrous, textured finish, displaying an intricate design in gold, orange, and cream shades. The obi measures approximately 12 inches in height and 128 inches in length. Both ends are left open and include a soft lining on the inside. It is preserved in good condition, highlighting its elegance and artistic craftsmanship.. .
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Maru Obi Vintage Silk Japanese with Floral and Abstract Motifs Lot #23620 (Sale Order 77 of 172) A vintage Maru obi crafted from silk with intricate floral and abstract motifs in a blend of colors, including gold, yellow, and purple. Measuring 13 inches in width and 172 inches in length, this Japanese textile showcases detailed weaving techniques that reflect traditional craftsmanship. A Maru obi is typically associated with formal attire and is recognized as the most elaborate type of Japanese obi, often worn for significant occasions. This piece exemplifies the artistry and cultural importance of Japanese textile design, making it a valuable collectible or ceremonial item.. .
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Pre World War II Japanese Silk Maru Obi with Floral and Phoenix Design Lot #23621 (Sale Order 78 of 172) A Pre World War II Maru Obi crafted from luxurious Japanese silk. This obi features a detailed design of floral motifs interspersed with phoenix imagery rendered in soft hues and gold accents. Measuring approximately 13 inches in height and 164 inches in width, this elegant piece exhibits some foxing commensurate with age. The Maru Obi represents the most formal type of Japanese traditional sashes, often designed with patterns throughout the entire fabric. This piece serves as an exquisite example of pre-WWII Japanese craftsmanship, reflecting the ornate artistry valued during the period.. .
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Japanese Maru Obi Vintage Silk with Crane and Foliage Design Lot #23622 (Sale Order 79 of 172) A Japanese maru obi crafted from vintage silk with a measurement of 12 1/2 x 134. The obi showcases an intricate design of cranes amidst a backdrop of vibrant foliage, featuring hues of gold, green, blue, and black. Maru obi is known for its dense and luxurious fabric, making it highly valued in traditional Japanese attire. The detailed motifs on this piece combine delicate floral accents and elegant birds, highlighted with fine silk embroidery. Cranes, often depicted in Japanese art, symbolize longevity and good fortune. This piece reflects traditional craftsmanship and artistic expression, making it a collectible and versatile design item for cultural enthusiasts.. .
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Japanese Vintage Silk Nagoya Obi Fabric Lot #23623 (Sale Order 80 of 172) Japanese vintage Nagoya obi crafted from silk. Features a detailed abstract and traditional woven pattern with shades of silver, orange, and blue. The obi measures approximately 12 inches in height and 124 inches in length. It has some light fraying present along the surface, consistent with its age and prior use. Suitable for collectors or as a decorative textile piece.. .
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Japanese Textile Obi with Crane and Floral Motif Lot #23624 (Sale Order 81 of 172) Japanese textile obi featuring a detailed design of cranes and floral patterns, crafted in shimmering gold tones with accents of black and orange. This traditional Japanese fabric is intricately woven with a soft, luxurious texture. Measuring approximately 12 1/2 inches in height and 151 1/4 inches in length, the piece is suitable for use as an obi or decorative display. The material displays slight wear and signs of its age but remains in good condition overall.. .
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Japanese Maru Obi Silk Textile with Floral and Fan Motifs Lot #23625 (Sale Order 82 of 172) A Japanese Maru Obi featuring a combination of intricate floral and fan motifs. Measuring 11 3/4 inches in height and 149 3/4 inches in length, this silk textile incorporates traditional designs such as pine trees, chrysanthemums, plum blossoms, and maple leaves, skillfully woven into an ivory background. Commonly used for formal attire in Japanese culture, the piece exhibits soft fray on the corners and sparing patina while maintaining the rich quality of its silk and gold thread composition. The design and craftsmanship suggest it was crafted post-World War II.. .
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Chuya Obi with Floral Design Polyester Lot #23626 (Sale Order 83 of 172) Chuya Obi featuring a reversible design. One side showcases a cream base with purple and orange floral motifs interspersed with delicate white leaf patterns; the other side is solid black adorned with subtle embroidered details and a gold-tone stamp. This obi measures approximately 12 1/4 inches in height and 148 inches in length, suitable for traditional Japanese attire, such as a kimono. The fabric is smooth, possibly silk, with minimal signs of wear and vibrant decorative elements.. .
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6 Assorted Polyester and Silk Japanese Obi for Fabric Use Lot #23627 (Sale Order 84 of 172) Six assorted Japanese obi made of polyester and silk, each measuring approximately 128 inches in length and 12 inches in width. The collection features various designs such as floral patterns, seasonal motifs, and traditional imagery. Items show signs of wear including fraying, tears, and stains, making them suited for repair projects or repurposing as fabric material.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print Carp by Ohara Shoson with C-Type Watanabe Seal Lot #23628 (Sale Order 85 of 172) Japanese woodblock print titled Carp by Ohara Shoson, an artist active during the late Meiji, Taisho, and early Showa periods. Shoson (1877-1945) was renowned for his kacho-e or bird-and-flower prints, demonstrating intricate detail and subtle color gradation. This print features two carp swimming gracefully amidst a soft aquatic backdrop, capturing Shoson's signature naturalistic style. It bears a c-type Watanabe publisher's seal, dating it to the mid-1920s to early 1930s. | | The print measures approximately 10 inches in height and 15 inches in width. Condition issues include minor fading, minor cracks at the top, and a thin backing at the corners. Despite these aging signs, the piece retains its detailed composition and elegant aesthetic, exemplifying Shoson's mastery within the shin-hanga art movement.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print by Kasamatsu Shiro Hazy Evening Lot #23629 (Sale Order 86 of 172) Japanese woodblock print titled Hazy Evening on the Shore of Shinobazu Pond by renowned artist Kasamatsu Shiro (1898-1991). The print measures 10 1/2 inches in height by 15 1/2 inches in width. It features a captivating evening scene with delicate details and subtle tones. The c-type Watanabe seal is present on the artwork. Condition details include cracks on the top right and minor thinning at the left edge. Kasamatsu Shiro was a celebrated 20th-century Japanese artist known for his contributions to the Shin-Hanga movement, which revitalized traditional woodblock printing with an emphasis on landscape and atmospheric scenes. His works are treasured for their artistic quality and meticulous craftsmanship.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print of Zentsuji Temple by Kawase Hasui Lot #23630 (Sale Order 87 of 172) Japanese woodblock print titled Zentsuji Temple by Kawase Hasui (1883-1957), a prominent artist of the Shin-hanga movement in early 20th-century Japan. His works are celebrated for their atmospheric landscapes that capture the beauty of different seasons, times of day, and weather conditions. Signed and sealed by the artist, this print showcases the Zentsuji Temple in a serene rain scene. Dimensions: height 15 1/2 inches, width 10 1/4 inches. Condition note: Minor fading, cracks visible across the top, and a thin backing present. First published in 1937, this piece embodies Hasui's skill in combining traditional Japanese aesthetics with modern influences.. .
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After Hokusai Japanese Woodblock Print Depicting Warriors and Mount Fuji Lot #23631 (Sale Order 88 of 172) After Hokusai Japanese Woodblock Print depicting warriors in a procession with Mount Fuji in the background. The print features delicate details typical of Katsushika Hokusai’s style, known for his landscapes and scenes capturing Japanese culture and nature. Hokusai (1760–1849) was a renowned Japanese ukiyo-e artist of the Edo period, best known for his series Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji. The dimensions of the piece are approximately 13 1/2 x 9 inches. The work has thinning at the top corners, fading, and minor foxing, consistent with its age.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print by Utagawa Yoshitora of Woman in Kimono 19th Century Lot #23632 (Sale Order 89 of 172) Original 19th century Japanese woodblock print by Utagawa Yoshitora, depicting a woman wearing a geometric-patterned blue kimono and an elaborate headdress. Measuring 9 1/2 inches in height and 29 inches in width, this piece shows slight fading and soiling due to age. Yoshitora was a Japanese ukiyo-e artist active from 1850 to 1880 and was known for prints depicting kabuki actors, beautiful women, and historical themes. His works are notable for their detailed patterns and bold compositions. This print reflects the distinctive aesthetic and cultural elements of the Edo period.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print Shinagawa Rail Road Station by Utagawa Kunisada II 19th Century Lot #23633 (Sale Order 90 of 172) Original 19th-century Japanese woodblock print on creped chirimen paper measuring 17.5 inches in height and 8 inches in width. The artwork exhibits minor creasing, typical of its age. This piece is attributed to Utagawa Kunisada II (1823-1880), a notable ukiyo-e artist known for his vibrant and detailed depictions of Edo-period life. Kunisada studied under the famed Utagawa Kunisada I, assuming his master’s name upon his death. His works often portrayed bustling urban scenes and theatrical imagery, capturing the spirit of a rapidly modernizing Japan. This particular print meticulously illustrates a busy Shinagawa Rail Road Station, highlighting the intersection of traditional and modern elements in late Edo-period culture.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print Depicting Balloon Omacha-e Original 19th Century Lot #23634 (Sale Order 91 of 172) Original 19th-century Japanese woodblock print, measuring 9 1/2 inches in height and 14 inches in width. This intricate piece depicts a Balloon Omacha-e scene, characterized by its vibrant colors and multiple panels illustrating various scenes with hot air balloons, trains, ships, and other elements of modernity. The artwork has an album backing and retains its original historical charm. Omacha-e prints were often designed for amusement or children's entertainment during the Edo through Meiji periods.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print by Utagawa Yoshitora Returning Sails Original 19th Century Lot #23635 (Sale Order 92 of 172) An original 19th-century Japanese woodblock print titled Returning Sails at Nogei by Utagawa Yoshitora, who was active between 1850 and 1880. Yoshitora, a student of Utagawa Kuniyoshi, is known for his colorful and dynamic designs that often depicted historical and contemporary scenes. This print measures 10 inches in height, 14 1/4 inches in width, and is a remarkable example of Edo-period artistry. The piece exhibits minor rubbing and residue on the reverse, consistent with its age. A vivid depiction of a scene with detailed architectural and landscape elements, this print serves as a fascinating insight into 19th-century Japan.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print Lily in Bamboo Vase by Bakufu Ohno Lot #23636 (Sale Order 93 of 172) Japanese woodblock print titled Lily in Bamboo Vase by Bakufu Ohno (1888-1976). This artwork depicts a delicate white lily in a bamboo vase set atop a patterned rug, rendered in vibrant colors on a pale pink background. The print shows some fading and measures 12 inches in height by 16 inches in width. Bakufu Ohno was a notable Japanese artist celebrated for his skill in creating woodblock prints that often focused on botanical and natural themes. Born in 1888 in Kyoto, Ohno contributed significantly to the world-renowned Shin-Hanga movement, which revitalized traditional Japanese woodblock prints by blending traditional Japanese aesthetics with Western techniques. His works are highly appreciated for their fine detail and vivid representations of nature.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print Festival of Kyoto by Isoda Mataichiro Lot #23637 (Sale Order 94 of 172) Japanese woodblock print titled Festival of Kyoto by Isoda Mataichiro (1907-1998), known for creating traditional Japanese woodblock designs. This piece measures 11 inches in height and 16 inches in width. It depicts a scene of a woman in traditional attire observing the festival. The detailed rendering and vibrant colors showcase the artist's skill and attention to cultural detail. Isoda Mataichiro was an esteemed artist in the mid-20th century who specialized in capturing the essence of traditional Japanese culture through woodblock prints. His works are admired for their fine craftsmanship and the preservation of Japanese traditions. This print is in overall good condition, with visible characters and clear imagery.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print Golden Pavilion by Hiroshi Yoshida Lot #23638 (Sale Order 95 of 172) Japanese Woodblock Print titled Golden Pavilion created by Hiroshi Yoshida (1876-1950). The piece is pencil signed and features the jizuri seal, signifying it was self-published by the artist. Dimensions are 11 inches in height by 16 inches in width. The print has a thin backing and exhibits horizontal cracks across the top. Hiroshi Yoshida was a renowned Japanese woodblock printmaker and painter, recognized as one of the greatest artists of the shin-hanga style, which combines traditional Japanese techniques with Western influences. Born in Kurume, Japan, he traveled extensively and incorporated global landscapes into his artworks. His works are celebrated for their detail, elegant compositions, and mastery of light and color.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print by Hiroshi Yoshida Featuring Plum Gateway Design Lot #23639 (Sale Order 96 of 172) Japanese Woodblock Print titled Plum Gateway by renowned artist Hiroshi Yoshida (1876-1950). Yoshida combined traditional Japanese techniques with Western influences, making him a prominent figure in early 20th-century woodblock print art. This print, executed in 1935, measures 16 x 11 inches (height x width). It is pencil signed and bears the jizuri seal, confirming its authenticity. The composition depicts a serene Japanese garden entrance with figures and delicate plum blossoms. Condition includes horizontal cracks across the bottom and thin backing. Yoshida is celebrated for his skillful use of light and detail, in prints often inspired by his world travels as well as domestic landscapes. His works remain highly collectible worldwide.. .
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10 Japanese Woodblock Prints Reproductions by Hiroshige Featuring Reisho Tokaido Lot #23640 (Sale Order 97 of 172) Ten Japanese woodblock print reproductions by Utagawa Hiroshige titled Reisho Tokaido, showcasing scenes from the Fifty-Three Stations of the Tokaido. Each print measures approximately 11.5 inches in height and 8.25 inches in width. The prints depict travelers, landscapes, and stations along the historic Tokaido road. Some prints exhibit minor staining. Utagawa Hiroshige (1797–1858) was a preeminent Japanese artist of the Edo period, renowned for his ukiyo-e woodblock prints. Influenced by traditional Japanese aesthetics and an appreciation for nature, Hiroshige's works capture the beauty of landscapes and scenes from daily life with intricate detail and vibrant color. These reproductions honor his legacy by preserving his iconic artistry.. .
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10 Japanese Woodblock Prints Reisho Tokaido by Hiroshige Lot #23641 (Sale Order 98 of 172) 10 Japanese Woodblock Print reproductions from the Reisho Tokaido series by Utagawa Hiroshige. Each print measures approximately 11 1/2 inches in height and 8 1/4 inches in width. The prints showcase various stations along the Tokaido Road with detailed depictions of landscapes, people, and scenes of daily life. Utagawa Hiroshige (1797-1858) was a renowned Japanese ukiyo-e artist known for his landscape prints and the Fifty-three Stations of the Tokaido series. His work is celebrated for its vibrant colors, exceptional attention to detail, and poetic interpretations of nature and travel scenes.. .
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10 Hiroshige Reisho Tokaido Japanese Woodblock Print Reproductions Lot #23642 (Sale Order 99 of 172) 10 Japanese woodblock print reproductions from Hiroshige's iconic Reisho Tokaido series. Each piece measures approximately 11 1/2 inches in height by 8 1/4 inches in width. The prints depict various famous stations along the Tokaido road with exquisite detail, showcasing Hiroshige's masterful artistic style. Some prints exhibit mild stains. Hiroshige (1797-1858) was a renowned ukiyo-e artist celebrated for his innovative use of perspective and atmospheric effects. His Tokaido series is among his most famous works, capturing the natural beauty and human activity along the historic route between Edo (Tokyo) and Kyoto.. .
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12 Japanese Woodblock Print Reproductions by Hiroshige Reisho Tokaido Lot #23643 (Sale Order 100 of 172) 12 Japanese woodblock print reproductions from Hiroshige's acclaimed Reisho Tokaido series. Each print measures 11 1/2 inches in height by 8 1/4 inches in width. These reproductions vividly depict scenes along the historic Tokaido Road, infused with Hiroshige's characteristic attention to landscape and atmosphere. One piece in the lot has a tear near the middle.. .
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Lot of Japanese Woodblock Prints by Katsushika Hokusai 19th Century Bookplates Lot #23644 (Sale Order 101 of 172) Original 19th century Japanese woodblock print bookplates by Katsushika Hokusai, a renowned artist of the Edo period. This set comprises 20 doubles and 4 singles, tipped on backing, showing signs of toning. Hokusai (1760-1849) was one of Japan’s most celebrated ukiyo-e artists, known for his mastery in depicting landscapes, everyday scenes, and folklore. His works, including the famous Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji, significantly influenced both Japanese and Western art. The bookplates reflect detailed illustrations, a hallmark of Hokusai’s storytelling prowess through intricate designs and varied compositions.. .
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29 Original 19th Century Japanese Woodblock Prints by Hokusai Lot #23645 (Sale Order 102 of 172) 29 original 19th century Japanese woodblock prints by Katsushika Hokusai. Each print measures approximately 6 inches in height and 6 inches in width. These woodblock prints were originally featured as illustrations in books created by Hokusai, showcasing his mastery in capturing narratives, characters, and scenes with intricate detail. Katsushika Hokusai (1760-1849) was a Japanese ukiyo-e painter and printmaker during the Edo period, internationally renowned for his iconic works such as The Great Wave off Kanagawa and his Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji series. Known for his innovative approach and technical prowess, Hokusai greatly influenced the world of art both within Japan and globally. These prints highlight various scenes, each uniquely capturing traditional Japanese culture and storytelling from Hokusai's point of view. The prints are mounted on neutral backing and are in remarkable condition for their age.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print Collection by Toshikata Lot #23646 (Sale Order 103 of 172) Original 19th-century Japanese woodblock print book by Toshikata, containing 36 prints and two colophons. The assembled book measures approximately 9 1/2 inches in height and 14 inches in width. This piece showcases Toshikata's refined artistry through vivid and detailed prints. The book displays signs of age, including staining, soiling, and mild damage. | | Toshikata (1866-1908), a Meiji-era Japanese artist, studied under the renowned ukiyo-e master Tsukioka Yoshitoshi and was a key figure in the development of modern woodblock prints. His work features elegant portrayals of traditional Japanese customs and scenes from the past. Toshikata was celebrated for his ability to integrate Western aesthetic influences while maintaining the classical Japanese style and became a significant contributor to this art form's transition into the modern era.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print Reproduction The Eyebrow Pencil by Ito Shinsui Lot #23647 (Sale Order 104 of 172) Reproduction of The Eyebrow Pencil (Mayuzumi), a famous Japanese woodblock print originally created in 1928 by It? Shinsui, known for his exquisite contributions to the shin-hanga movement. Shinsui (1898-1972), one of Japan's foremost woodblock print artists, specialized in depictions of traditional Japanese beauty and landscapes. He began working as an apprentice at a young age and his works, characterized by fine lines and subtle coloring, emphasize the grace and elegance of Japanese life. This print measures approximately 17 3/4 x 13 inches. The piece displays toning, light creasing, and tape residue on the reverse. Additionally, there is a pinhole on the left side of the image near the margin. A striking example of Japanese artistry in the reproduction of Shinsui's celebrated work.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print by Mizuno Toshikata Chasing Fireflies Lot #23648 (Sale Order 105 of 172) Japanese woodblock print titled Chasing Fireflies, A Lady of the Tenmei Era (1781-1789) by Mizuno Toshikata. This print is part of Toshikata’s renowned series Thirty-six Selected Beauties, created in 1894 during the Meiji period. The artwork depicts a graceful lady from the late 18th century Tenmei era, wearing traditional attire, elegantly chasing fireflies on a summer evening. The scene captures the delicate glow of the fireflies illuminating the surroundings. The print measures 9 2/3 inches in height by 14 inches in width. It has foxing and is backed. Mizuno Toshikata (1866-1908) was a celebrated Japanese artist and student of Tsukioka Yoshitoshi, best known for his woodblock prints and illustrations portraying traditional customs, beautiful women, and historical themes.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print by Mizuno Toshikata After the Bath Lot #23649 (Sale Order 106 of 172) Japanese woodblock print titled After the Bath Woman of the Kansei Era by Mizuno Toshikata. This artwork is part of Toshikata's Thirty-six Selected Beauties series, created in 1893, which depicts women engaged in everyday activities from different periods. The scene shows a woman in a traditional setting, likely after bathing, with a small dog at her side. The dimensions are 9 2/3 inches in height, 14 inches in width, and it features foxing and backing. Mizuno Toshikata (1866-1908) was a renowned ukiyo-e artist and the student of Yoshitoshi Tsukioka. His work reflected intricate details and a deep focus on cultural representation. The print, also known as Yuagari Kansei-goro Fujin, highlights the artistic mastery and storytelling of the late Meiji era.. .
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Flower-viewing Ladies of the Bunsei Era by Mizuno Toshikata Japanese Woodblock Print Lot #23650 (Sale Order 107 of 172) Japanese woodblock print titled "Flower-viewing, Ladies of the Bunsei era" by renowned artist Mizuno Toshikata (1866-1908). Created during the Meiji era in the 10th month of 1893, this artwork showcases women in traditional Bunsei-era attire enjoying cherry blossoms. The scene is accentuated by vivid blue umbrellas and a backdrop of pink cherry blossoms and trees. Mizuno Toshikata was a significant figure in Japanese art, known for his skill in conveying the beauty of historical and genre scenes. The print measures 9 3/4 inches wide by 14 inches high. It is backed, with foxing observed, and bears traditional artist seals and inscriptions on the piece.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print Low Tide Women of the Bunka Era by Mizuno Toshikata Lot #23651 (Sale Order 108 of 172) Japanese woodblock print titled Low Tide Women of the Bunka Era (Shiohi Bunka koro fujin) by Mizuno Toshikata, created in 1893. It is part of Toshikata’s Thirty-six Selected Beauties series, showcasing women from diverse historical periods and social contexts. The print features a stylishly dressed geisha observing a fisherwoman struggling with a fish while gathering seafood at low tide. Dimensions are 9 3/4 inches wide by 14 inches high. Condition includes foxing and backing. Mizuno Toshikata (1866-1908) was a revered Japanese painter and woodblock print artist in the Meiji period. Known for his bijin-ga (images of beautiful women) and historical scenes, Toshikata apprenticed under Taiso Yoshitoshi and contributed significantly to the ukiyo-e tradition, bridging traditional art forms with evolving contemporary styles.. .
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Playing the Koto Nagoya Woman of the Koka Era Japanese Woodblock Print Lot #23652 (Sale Order 109 of 172) Japanese woodblock print titled Playing the Koto Nagoya Woman of the Koka Era by Mizuno Toshikata, part of the Thirty-six Selected Beauties series. This series highlights the elegance and daily lives of women from various historical periods and backgrounds. The piece depicts a graceful woman from Nagoya during the Koka era (1844-1848) playing the koto, a traditional Japanese stringed instrument, in a serene and refined setting. Mizuno Toshikata (1866-1908) was a renowned artist of the Meiji era, celebrated for his expertise in ukiyo-e and his ability to capture the beauty and poise of women in his works. Foxing and backing are present. Dimensions are 9 3/4 inches wide by 14 inches high.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print Shirabyoshi Dancer Woman of the Kenkyu Era by Mizuno Toshikata Lot #23653 (Sale Order 110 of 172) Japanese woodblock print titled Shirabyoshi Dancer Woman of the Kenkyu Era by Mizuno Toshikata, created circa 1893. This artwork is part of the Thirty-six Selected Beauties series, which highlights women from various time periods and social backgrounds. The print portrays a shirabyoshi, a female entertainer from the Heian and Kamakura periods known for singing and dancing while dressed in male attire. The scene features a woman dressed in Heian-era robes, seated beside a small drum, with armor, a bow, and arrows stored in the background. The dimensions of the print are 9 3/4 inches wide x 14 inches high. Condition includes some foxing and backing on the reverse. Mizuno Toshikata (1866–1908) was a prominent artist in the Meiji era known for his depictions of beautiful women, historical themes, and genre scenes. His works often reflect a blend of traditional and modern artistic influences.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print On the Road A Lady of the Genko Era by Mizuno Toshikata Lot #23654 (Sale Order 111 of 172) Japanese woodblock print titled On the Road A Lady of the Genko Era by Mizuno Toshikata. Part of his series Thirty-six Selected Beauties, the artwork portrays a woman and her assistant traveling during the Genko Era (1331-1334) in Japanese history. The composition includes intricate details such as a black lacquer hat and fine embossing on the veil. Mizuno Toshikata (1866-1908) was a renowned Japanese artist and illustrator celebrated for his ukiyo-e woodblock prints, which often depicted women in traditional settings. The print measures 9 3/4 inches wide by 14 inches high. Condition: backing present, minor foxing visible.. .
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Misty Moonlight Woman of Ancient Times Japanese Woodblock Print by Toshikata Mizuno Lot #23655 (Sale Order 112 of 172) Japanese woodblock print titled Misty Moonlight Woman of Ancient Times (Oborozuki Jodai koro fujin) by Toshikata Mizuno. This work is part of the series Thirty-six Elegant Selections (Sanjuuroku kasen), depicting women from various historical contexts and social standings. The scene features a woman standing by a stream or body of water under a full moon, with a tree and a wooden structure in the background. The print showcases details of traditional Japanese attire and elegant naturalistic elements. Condition includes foxing and backing. Dimensions: 9 3/4 wide x 14 high. Toshikata Mizuno (1866-1908) was a prominent Japanese artist of the Meiji era, known for his vibrant ukiyo-e woodblock prints that often portrayed the beauty and grace of women set against natural and historical settings. His expertise was particularly noted in series that highlighted the everyday lives of women in Japan, blending traditional techniques with modern influences.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print Female Peddler Woman of the Bunnan Era by Mizuno Toshikata Lot #23656 (Sale Order 113 of 172) Japanese woodblock print titled Female Peddler: Woman of the Bunnan Era (1444 - 1449) by Mizuno Toshikata (1866-1908). This print is part of Mizuno Toshikata's Thirty-six Selected Beauties series, which reflects on classic beauty prints while illustrating the daily lives of women from various historical periods. The artwork depicts a woman carrying a basket filled with bamboo shoots and spring green vegetables, symbolizing a scene from daily life in the Bunnan Era. Mizuno Toshikata was a renowned Japanese woodblock print artist of the Meiji period, best known for blending traditional ukiyo-e styles with modern influences. Condition includes foxing and backing. Dimensions are 9 3/4 inches wide by 14 inches high.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print Lady-in-waiting Woman of the Hotoku Era by Mizuno Toshikata Lot #23657 (Sale Order 114 of 172) Japanese woodblock print titled Lady-in-waiting: Woman of the Hotoku Era (1449-52), created by Mizuno Toshikata (1866-1908). This print is part of the series Thirty-six Selected Beauties (Sanjoroku kassen), which explores the daily lives, historical periods, and societal roles of women. Mizuno Toshikata, a prominent ukiyo-e artist of the Meiji period, is celebrated for his bijin-ga (prints of beautiful women). The subject features a lady-in-waiting dressed in ornate clothing, set against a serene backdrop detailed with wooden architecture and wisteria. The print measures 9 3/4 inches wide by 14 inches high and shows some areas of foxing and backing on the reverse side.. .
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Original Toshikata Japanese Woodblock Print A Shop: Woman of the Kosho Era Lot #23658 (Sale Order 115 of 172) Original woodblock print created by Toshikata (1866 - 1908) titled A Shop: Woman of the Kosho Era, part of the series Thirty-six Selected Beauties (Sanjuroku Kasen) published between 1891 and 1894. Toshikata was a prominent Japanese artist known for his contributions to woodblock printing as well as traditional painting. His works often depicted beautiful women, cultural scenes, and historical references, earning him a notable position in the Meiji era art world. This print showcases a scene from the Kosho era (1455 - 1457) with exquisite detail in the garments and surroundings. The piece measures 9 3/4 inches wide by 14 inches high and shows evidence of foxing and backing, indicative of its age.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print Street Girls – Sanju Rokkasen by Mizuno Toshikata Lot #23659 (Sale Order 116 of 172) Japanese woodblock print titled Street Girls - Sanju Rokkasen created in 1893 by Mizuno Toshikata. This artwork is part of the series Sanju Roku kasen, also known as Thirty-six Selected Beauties. Mizuno Toshikata (1866-1908) was a prominent Japanese artist and ukiyo-e painter known for his refined depictions of beauty, historical themes, and genre scenes. The print depicts two women in traditional attire under a crescent moon, with additional figures visible in the background. The piece measures 9 3/4 inches wide by 14 inches high. The condition includes some foxing and a backing present.. .
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Toshikata Japanese Woodblock Print Playing with a Ball Women of the Keicho Era Lot #23660 (Sale Order 117 of 172) Original Japanese woodblock print by Toshikata (1866 - 1908), titled Playing with a Ball: Women of the Keicho Era (1596 - 1615) from the series Thirty-six Selected Beauties (Sanjuroku Kasen), circa 1891 - 1894. The artwork depicts three women dressed in colorful and finely detailed traditional garments, engaging in an elegant ball game. Measuring 9 3/4 inches wide by 14 inches high, it demonstrates Toshikata's masterful composition and attention to decorative patterns. Some condition considerations include areas of foxing and backing present. Toshikata, a celebrated Meiji-era artist, was known for his poignant depictions of feminine beauty and the incorporation of historical narratives into his works. He studied under Taiso Yoshitoshi and gained prominence for illustrating bijin-ga, genre scenes, and war prints, leaving a significant impact on the Japanese art community.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print Teahouse with Braided Hats by Mizuno Toshikata Lot #23661 (Sale Order 118 of 172) Japanese woodblock print titled Teahouse with Braided Hats by Mizuno Toshikata (1866-1908). Dated 1893, this print belongs to the series 36 Selected Beauties. The print measures 9 3/4 inches wide by 14 inches high. Condition features include foxing and a backing. Mizuno Toshikata was a renowned artist known for his contributions to the ukiyo-e genre during the Meiji era. Possessing exquisite detail and composition, his works often depicted beautiful women, cultural scenes, and historical narratives with delicate coloration. Toshikata began his training under Tsukioka Yoshitoshi and gained acclaim for his unique style, balancing traditional methods with modern influences of the time.. .
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Toshikata Japanese Woodblock Print Courtesan Woman of the Genna Era Lot #23662 (Sale Order 119 of 172) Japanese woodblock print by Toshikata (1866 - 1908), titled Courtesan: Woman of the Genna Era (1615 - 1624), part of the Thirty-six Selected Beauties series (Sanjuroku Kasen), created between 1891 and 1894. This print showcases a detailed depiction of a courtesan in colorful traditional attire, with a serene background setting. The artwork measures 9 3/4 inches wide by 14 inches high. The print exhibits foxing and has backing. Toshikata, known for his contributions to the Meiji era woodblock revival, was a student of Tsukioka Yoshitoshi and gained fame for his bijin-ga (portrayals of beautiful women).. .
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Mizuno Toshikata Japanese Woodblock Print Freshly Washed Hair Lot #23663 (Sale Order 120 of 172) Japanese woodblock print created by Mizuno Toshikata, titled Freshly Washed Hair: Woman of the Shoho Era, from his series 36 Beauties. The print depicts several individuals in traditional attire, with finely detailed textiles and hairstyles characteristic of the Shoho period. Mizuno Toshikata (1866-1908) was a prominent Japanese ukiyo-e artist and illustrator, known for his mastery in portraying beautiful women and historic scenes. Condition notes include foxing on the print, with backing also present. The dimensions of the print are 9 3/4 inches wide by 14 inches high.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print Sunset Woman of the Keian Era by Mizuno Toshikata Lot #23664 (Sale Order 121 of 172) Japanese woodblock print titled Sunset: Woman of the Keian Era by Mizuno Toshikata (1866-1908). The print is the 25th piece in the Thirty-six Elegant Selections (Sanjuroku kasen) series, which showcases the daily lives of women from different eras and social standings in Japan. This specific piece depicts women from the Keian Era (1648-1652), reflecting Toshikata's detailed style and historical focus. The condition includes foxing on the front surface and backing. Dimensions are 9 3/4 inches wide by 14 inches high. Mizuno Toshikata, a distinguished woodblock print artist of the Meiji period, is renowned for his depictions of women, historical themes, and traditional Japanese aesthetics. The print embodies his mastery in intricate detailing and narrative depth.. .
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Mizuno Toshikata – Going to Theater – Japanese Woodblock Print Ca. 1893 Lot #23665 (Sale Order 122 of 172) Japanese woodblock print titled Going to the Theater from the series Thirty-six Selected Beauties by Mizuno Toshikata, circa 1893. This print depicts an elegant scene featuring individuals in traditional attire, reflecting the artist's skill in detailed portrayal and composition. The work measures 9 3/4 inches in width and 14 inches in height. Condition details include foxing and backing. Mizuno Toshikata (1866–1908) was a prominent Japanese painter and printmaker of the Meiji era, renowned for his refined bijin-ga (pictures of beautiful women) and historical themes. His work successfully bridges traditional Japanese techniques with contemporary influences of his time.. .
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Out for a Stroll: Woman of the Meireki Era by Mizuno Toshikata Japanese Woodblock Print Lot #23666 (Sale Order 123 of 172) Japanese woodblock print titled Out for a Stroll: Woman of the Meireki Era (1655 - 1658) by Mizuno Toshikata (1866-1908). This piece is part of Toshikata's renowned Thirty-six Selected Beauties series, which portrays women from various eras and social classes engaged in their daily activities. The series was created to reflect on and celebrate the traditional beauty prints of historical periods. Toshikata, an esteemed artist during the Meiji era, was a prominent student of Tsukioka Yoshitoshi and is well known for his ukiyo-e works and illustrations. The print measures 9 3/4 inches wide by 14 inches high and is backed. Condition notes include light foxing on the surface.. .
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First Call of the Warbler: Women of the Manji Era by Toshikata Mizuno Japanese Woodblock Print Lot #23667 (Sale Order 124 of 172) Japanese woodblock print titled First Call of the Warbler: Women of the Manji Era (1658-1661) by Toshikata Mizuno. Part of the Thirty-six Selected Beauties series, this print reflects on classic beauty prints and captures the daily lives of women from different historical periods. This specific piece depicts women from the Manji Era, celebrated for the traditional practice of Hatsune, or first singing in the New Year's Day. The print measures 9 3/4 wide x 14 high and shows mild foxing and is backed. Toshikata Mizuno (1866-1908) was a renowned artist during the Meiji period, known for his fusion of traditional Japanese woodblock printmaking techniques with modern influences. His works often highlighted the beauty, grace, and traditions of Japanese culture, particularly themes revolving around women.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print Snow Viewing Woman by Toshikata Mizuno Lot #23668 (Sale Order 125 of 172) Japanese woodblock print titled Snow Viewing: Woman of the Kanbun Era (1661-1673) by Toshikata Mizuno (1866-1908). This print is part of the Sanju-roku Kasen series (Thirty-six Examples of Beauties), which showcases elegant women and scenes of Japanese cultural history. The depicted woman, dressed in traditional attire, is enjoying a snowy landscape from a boat, symbolizing the customs and beauty of the Kanbun era. The print measures 9 3/4 inches wide by 14 inches high. Condition shows foxing and backing.. .
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Handpuppet Made from a Bucket Woman of the Enpo Era Japanese Woodblock Print Lot #23669 (Sale Order 126 of 172) Japanese woodblock print titled Handpuppet Made from a Bucket Woman of the Enpo Era [1673-81] Taru ningyo Enpo koro fujin from the series Thirty-six Selected Beauties by Mizuno Toshikata. The print is dated to the Meiji period and features a vibrant depiction of a scene with figures engaged in a traditional puppet performance under cherry blossoms. The artist Mizuno Toshikata 1866-1908 was a renowned Japanese painter and print designer particularly recognized for his bijin-ga beauty portraits and historical and genre scenes. The print is backed and exhibits foxing consistent with age. Overall dimensions are 9 3/4 inches wide x 14 inches high.. .
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Mizuno Toshikata Japanese Woodblock Print: Shelter from the Rain Lot #23670 (Sale Order 127 of 172) Japanese woodblock print by Mizuno Toshikata titled Shelter from the Rain: Woman of the Tenna Era [1681-84] (Ameyadori, Tenna koro fujin), from the series Thirty-six Elegant Selections (Sanjuroku kasen). The print depicts an elegantly dressed woman seeking shelter under a tree alongside another figure, with muted yet detailed colors typical of Mizuno Toshikata's craft. The woodblock shows areas of foxing and is backed with another layer. Mizuno Toshikata (1866-1908) was a renowned Japanese artist, recognized for his skills in woodblock printing, particularly for his bijin-ga (images of beautiful women) and historical themes. Toshikata studied under Tsukioka Yoshitoshi and became a master of the Meiji-period style, blending Western and traditional Japanese artistic techniques. Dimensions of the piece are 9 3/4 inches wide and 14 inches high.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print Sanjurokkasen Shobu by Toshikata Mizuno Lot #23671 (Sale Order 128 of 172) Japanese woodblock print titled Sanjurokkasen Thirty-six Selected Beauties by Toshikata Mizuno (1866-1908). This piece was published by Akiyama Buemon, with the Toshikata signature and seal present. The print is dated September 1893 (Meiji 25) and is in oban format, measuring 24.1 cm x 35.7 cm. It features women in traditional Enkyo-era clothing amidst a serene garden setting with irises. The condition shows foxing and backing. Toshikata Mizuno was a prominent Meiji-era artist known for ukiyo-e and genre paintings, celebrated for depicting elegance and beauty. His works reflect intricate depictions of Japanese culture and traditional attire.. .
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Viewing a Waterfall: Women of the Jokyo Era by Toshikata Mizuno Japanese Woodblock Print Lot #23672 (Sale Order 129 of 172) Japanese woodblock print titled "Viewing a Waterfall: Women of the Jokyo Era (1684 - 1688)" by Toshikata Mizuno, from the series "Thirty-six Selected Beauties" (Sanju-roku Kasen). The artwork depicts women of the Jokyo Era engaging in the activity of viewing a waterfall. Toshikata Mizuno (1866–1908) was a Japanese artist known for his contributions to the ukiyo-e genre, particularly his expertise in bijin-ga, or pictures of beautiful women. Condition includes foxing and backing. The print measures 9 3/4 inches wide by 14 inches high.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print New Year Charm by Mizuno Toshikata Lot #23673 (Sale Order 130 of 172) Japanese woodblock print by Mizuno Toshikata titled New Year Charm in the Shape of a Love Letter: Woman of the Genroku Era from the series Thirty-six Elegant Selections. This print portrays a woman from the Genroku era receiving a love letter, possibly delivered by a messenger veiled by a scarf or her disguised lover. The piece exhibits fine attention to historical and cultural detail. Mizuno Toshikata (1866-1908) was a celebrated Japanese artist and illustrator who was well-known for his contributions to ukiyo-e and modern Japanese genre scenes. His works often depicted graceful women, warriors, and historical themes, blending tradition with evolving techniques in the Meiji period. This print measures 9 3/4 inches wide by 14 inches high, with visible foxing on the surface and tape backing on the reverse.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print Tea Ceremony Woman of the Hoei Era by Mizuno Toshikata Lot #23674 (Sale Order 131 of 172) Japanese woodblock print titled Tea Ceremony: Woman of the Hoei Era by Mizuno Toshikata (1866-1908). The print is part of a series titled Thirty-six Selected Beautiess (Sanjuroku kasen) and depicts a woman carrying a parasol and walking through a garden towards a tea hut, evoking the Japanese tea ceremony (Chanoyu). Mizuno Toshikata is renowned for bridging traditional ukiyo-e techniques with modern Meiji-period artistic styles, making significant contributions to Japanese woodblock printing. The print measures 9 3/4 inches in width by 14 inches in height. Minor foxing and backing observed.. .
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Gathering Mushrooms: Women of the Shotoku Era by Toshikata Mizuno – Japanese Woodblock Print Lot #23675 (Sale Order 132 of 172) Japanese woodblock print titled Gathering Mushrooms: Women of the Shotoku Era (1711 - 1716) by Toshikata Mizuno. This print is part of the Thirty-six Selected Beauties series, which showcases women from various time periods and walks of life engaged in daily activities. The depicted scene features women from the Shotoku era (1711 - 1716) gathering mushrooms, highlighting moments of historical and cultural significance. Condition includes light foxing and backing. The print measures 9 3/4 inches wide by 14 inches high. Toshikata Mizuno (1866-1908) was a renowned Japanese artist, widely celebrated for his contributions to the ukiyo-e art style. His works often emphasized the grace and beauty of women, blending traditional techniques with a modern sensibility during the Meiji period. He was considered one of the prominent woodblock print artists of his time.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print Excursion to the Mountains by Mizuno Toshikata Lot #23676 (Sale Order 133 of 172) Antique Japanese woodblock print by Mizuno Toshikata, titled Excursion to the Mountains: Women of the Kyôhô Era [1716-36] (Yûzan, Kyôhô goro fujin). This work is from the series Thirty-six Elegant Selections (Sanjûroku kasen), identified as No. 13. It was published by Akiyama Buemon between Meiji 24th and 26th year (1891-1893). The print depicts women from the Kyôhô era against a mountainous landscape, a thematic representation of the floating world (ukiyo-e). Signed by Toshikata, it measures 9 3/4 inches wide by 14 inches high. The condition shows foxing and backing, consistent with its age.. .
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Enjoying the Doll Festival by Toshikata Mizuno Japanese Woodblock Print Lot #23677 (Sale Order 134 of 172) Japanese woodblock print titled Enjoying the Doll Festival: Women of the Bunkyu Era 1861-64 by Toshikata Mizuno 1866-1908, part of his Thirty-six Selected Beauties series. The artwork depicts women and children participating in Hina Asobi doll play, a traditional activity linked to the Japanese Hina Matsuri or Dolls Festival. Celebrated on March 3rd, Hina Matsuri is an annual festival honoring the health and happiness of girls. Toshikata Mizuno was a distinguished Japanese print artist and painter, whose works often explored themes from traditional life and culture in late Edo and early Meiji periods. Condition includes foxing and backing. Dimensions are 9 3/4 inches wide by 14 inches high.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print Chrysanthemum Viewing Women of the Kanpo Era by Mizuno Toshikata Lot #23678 (Sale Order 135 of 172) Japanese woodblock print titled Chrysanthemum Viewing: Women of the Kanpo Era 1741-44 (Kikumi, Kanpo koro fujin) from the series Thirty-six Elegant Selections (Sanjuuroku senju) by Mizuno Toshikata (1866-1908). Recognized as a prominent ukiyo-e artist of the Meiji period, Mizuno Toshikata captivated audiences with his depictions of women’s daily lives, and this series explores elegant moments from various time periods. The print, measuring 9 3/4 inches wide by 14 inches high, is backed and features signs of age, including foxing. It is a refined example of Toshikata’s artistry, combining intricate detail with a sense of timeless elegance.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print The Fourth Month Woman of the Enkyo Era by Mizuno Toshikata Lot #23679 (Sale Order 136 of 172) Japanese woodblock print titled The Fourth Month Woman of the Enkyo Era (1744-1748) by Mizuno Toshikata, part of the Thirty-six Selected Beauties series. The print depicts a woman from the Enkyo era, seated on a veranda gazing at the cloudy moon and a bird flying by. Mizuno Toshikata (1866-1908) was a favored student of Tsukioka Yoshitoshi and widely recognized for his historical paintings and illustrations. The Thirty-six Selected Beauties series, issued from 1891 to 1894, portrays women from different periods during the Edo and earlier eras. The print measures 9 3/4 inches wide by 14 inches high and exhibits foxing and backing. This artwork provides a glimpse into traditional Japanese aesthetics and history.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print Tea-house Waitress Mizuno Toshikata Lot #23680 (Sale Order 137 of 172) A Japanese woodblock print titled Tea-house Waitress: Woman of the Horeki Era [1751-64] by Mizuno Toshikata, part of the series Thirty-six Selected Beauties (Sanju-roku Kasen). Published in 1893 by Akiyama Buemon, this bijin-ga image portrays a waitress standing in front of a tea shop, depicting daily life in Japan. The print captures traditional attire and surroundings, characteristic of the Horeki Era. The artist Mizuno Toshikata (1866-1908) was a prominent Meiji-era painter and woodblock printmaker known for his detailed bijin-ga and historical subjects. This piece exhibits condition issues, including tears along the left edge, visible foxing, and backing. Dimensions are approximately 9 3/4 wide x 14 high.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print The Sound of Insects Woman of the Kanen Era by Mizuno Toshikata Lot #23681 (Sale Order 138 of 172) Japanese woodblock print titled The Sound of Insects Woman of the Kanen Era by the artist Mizuno Toshikata (1866-1908). This piece is part of the Thirty-six Selected Beauties series (Sanjuuroku kasen), which sought to highlight the elegance and classic beauty of Japanese women through different periods and societal roles. The print depicts a serene autumn evening where two women, seated outdoors, are enjoying the sound of insects, reflecting a tranquil moment of daily life during the Kanen era (1748–51). The print measures 9 3/4 inches wide by 14 inches high. Condition issues include foxing, visible particularly on the backing.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print High-class Courtesan and Her Maid by Mizuno Toshikata Lot #23682 (Sale Order 139 of 172) Japanese woodblock print titled High-class Courtesan and Her Maid by Mizuno Toshikata (1866-1908). Part of Toshikata’s series 36 Selected Beauties (Sanjuroku Kasen), this artwork illustrates a high-class courtesan and her maid standing on the engawa, or veranda, of a house, with cherry blossoms softly framing the background. Mizuno Toshikata was an acclaimed Japanese artist renowned for his mastery in ukiyo-e woodblock printing, especially in the portrayal of nihonga-inspired themes and depictions of women. The print measures approximately 9 3/4 inches wide by 14 inches high. The condition includes some foxing and evidence of backing on the reverse side.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print Sanjuroku-Kasen by Mizuno Toshikata Lot #23683 (Sale Order 140 of 172) Japanese woodblock print from Mizuno Toshikata’s Sanjuroku-Kasen, also referred to as Thirty-Six Selected Beauties, a collection created between 1891 and 1893. The print features an elegantly dressed woman seated near a tree with vivid red foliage. The composition includes detailed elements such as traditional Japanese sliding screens and floral patterns in the attire. The print measures 9 3/4 inches wide by 14 inches high. Condition includes foxing and evidence of backing on the reverse side. Mizuno Toshikata (1866-1908) was a prominent artist of the Meiji period, renowned for his expertise in bijin-ga (images of beautiful women) and his contribution to the preservation and evolution of traditional Japanese woodblock print art.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print Diptych from Thirty-Six Images of Beauty by Mizuno Toshikata Title Page Lot #23684 (Sale Order 141 of 172) This Japanese woodblock print diptych, titled "Index or Title Pages from Thirty-Six Images of Beauty," is a creation by renowned artist Mizuno Toshikata (1866-1908). Serving as the introduction to his celebrated series of 36 prints, the artwork features elegant depictions of flowers and leaves, contrasted strikingly against a black background—a hallmark of Toshikata's mastery of design and aesthetic. The diptych highlights his finesse in capturing intricate floral and genre scenes. The print's dimensions are approximately 19 1/2 inches high by 14 inches wide. The artwork has backing and displays signs of foxing. Mizuno Toshikata, a celebrated Meiji-era artist, was noted for his contributions to woodblock prints and his keen ability to merge traditional techniques with contemporary designs. His work frequently explored themes of beauty, nature, and daily life, earning him acclaim as a master of both genre and bijin-ga (beautiful women) paintings.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print by Tsuchiya Koitsu Depicting Gate Yomei Nikko Shrine Lot #23685 (Sale Order 142 of 172) Japanese woodblock print by Tsuchiya Koitsu (1870-1949) entitled Gate Yomei, the Nikko Shrine. This piece is a first edition and measures 11 inches high by 16 inches wide. The print showcases an ornate and detailed depiction of the Yomeimon Gate of the Nikko Shrine with intricate architectural elements and lush natural surroundings. The artist, Tsuchiya Koitsu, was renowned for his skill in creating evocative and finely detailed landscapes. Born in 1870, Koitsu joined the Kiyochika Kobayashi studio at age 15, where he trained in traditional ukiyo-e techniques. His works often highlight the interplay of light, shadow, and vibrant coloration, a hallmark of the Shin-Hanga movement. The piece exhibits mild toning, light creases, and residue on the reverse right corners consistent with its age. A masterful example of craftsmanship and an important work in Japanese art.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print Twilight at Imamiya Street Choshi by Koitsu Ishiwata Lot #23686 (Sale Order 143 of 172) Japanese Woodblock Print titled Twilight at Imamiya Street Choshi, originally designed by Koitsu Ishiwata (1897-1987) in 1932 during the Shin Hanga movement. Known for his ability to capture delicate lighting effects, Koitsu was a central figure in the Shin Hanga (New Print) movement, which focused on combining traditional Japanese woodblock printing techniques with Western influences in light and shadow. This print showcases a tranquil twilight scene in a Japanese street, likely in Choshi, a port city in Chiba Prefecture. Measuring approximately 15 1/2 inches high by 10 1/4 inches wide, the artwork displays characteristic toning with the bottom edge trimmed. This version represents a post-war impression of Koitsu's work, maintaining the original detail and atmosphere.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print Fujiyama from Okitsu by Hiroshi Yoshida 1928 Lot #23687 (Sale Order 144 of 172) Japanese woodblock print titled Fujiyama from Okitsu by Hiroshi Yoshida, originally created in 1928. This print is part of his Ten Views of Mount Fuji series and depicts a serene view of Mount Fuji as seen from Okitsu beach, showcasing boats on the shore and the mountain's reflection in the water. Dimensions are approximately 16 inches high, 10.75 inches wide. The piece is stamped with the artist's signature and exhibits foxing. Hiroshi Yoshida (1876-1950) was a significant figure in the shin-hanga movement, which combined traditional ukiyo-e techniques with Western artistic elements. Renowned for his landscape prints, Yoshida's works are characterized by their attention to detail and play of light, which brought a fresh perspective to the traditional Japanese printmaking art form.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print Grand Canyon by Hiroshi Yoshida Lot #23688 (Sale Order 145 of 172) Japanese woodblock print titled Grand Canyon, originally created in 1925 by Hiroshi Yoshida as part of his The United States series. The print measures 16 inches high by 10 1/2 inches wide and features a stamped signature on the lower left. Hiroshi Yoshida (1876-1950) was a leading figure in the shin-hanga (new print) movement in Japan. He is celebrated for his meticulous technique and ability to capture both natural landscapes and urban environments with remarkable depth and beauty. Yoshida often traveled extensively to find inspiration, and his prints from The United States series are highly regarded for their blending of Japanese woodblock traditions with Western themes.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print by Kobayashi Kiyochika Depicting Hunter and Hawk Lot #23689 (Sale Order 146 of 172) Japanese woodblock print titled Hunter Spying a Hawk by Kobayashi Kiyochika, created around 1880. The artwork is a diptych, originally composed of two separate prints seamlessly joined together, showcasing Kiyochika's unique blend of traditional ukiyo-e techniques and Western influences, particularly in his use of light and shadow. The dramatic scene depicts a hunter hiding among trees while observing a hawk perched above a gorge with a rushing river. The dimensions of the print are 14 1/2 high x 10 1/2 wide. The print has trimming and residue on the reverse corners. Kobayashi Kiyochika is renowned as an innovative artist of the Meiji period (1868-1912), noted for illustrating the transformation of Japanese society and landscapes with captivating artistry.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print by Bakufu Ohno Depicting Ancient Court Wagon Lot #23690 (Sale Order 147 of 172) Japanese woodblock print titled Ancient Court Wagon for Lords by Bakufu Ohno (1888-1976), measuring 16 1/4 inches high, 11 1/2 inches wide. This artwork dates to around the 1950s and showcases the left sheet of a paired design. The scene features an elegant ox cart, referred to as an ancient court wagon, surrounded by flowering plants and framed by bamboo in the background. The wagon is adorned with stylized floral decorations and square motifs on its sides, with blinds that can be rolled up. Light toning is present on the print. Bakufu Ohno was a prominent Japanese artist specializing in woodblock prints, renowned for his intricate depictions of natural subjects and traditional Japanese scenes. His works are celebrated for their technical precision and aesthetic beauty, contributing significantly to the 20th-century woodblock revival.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print Moon at Magome by Kawase Hasui Lot #23691 (Sale Order 148 of 172) Japanese woodblock print titled Moon at Magome by Kawase Hasui, originally created in 1930. This post-war impression measures 10 1/2 inches high by 15 inches wide. The image depicts a full moon partially obscured by clouds, casting light over a thatched farm dwelling and tilled field in Magome, Gifu Prefecture. This print is part of Hasui’s famed Twenty Views of Tokyo (Tokyo Nijukkei) series and is regarded as one of his most iconic night scenes. It exemplifies the shin-hanga style, which revitalized traditional ukiyo-e techniques by incorporating Western artistic influences. This particular piece has mild toning. Kawase Hasui (1883–1957) was a seminal figure in the shin-hanga movement. Celebrated for his landscapes and seasonal scenes infused with poetic ambiance, Hasui collaborated with renowned publisher Watanabe Shozaburo, producing some of the most sought-after woodblock prints of the 20th century. His works gained wide acclaim for their technical mastery and serene beauty, cementing his legacy as one of Japan’s preeminent modern printmakers.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print Depicting Aoba Castle by Kawase Hasui Lot #23692 (Sale Order 149 of 172) Japanese woodblock print titled Aoba Castle, Sendai, created by the Shin-hanga artist Kawase Hasui (1883-1957). This artwork, originally designed in 1933, portrays a nighttime scene of Aoba Castle in Sendai, Japan, emphasizing Hasui's skill in rendering natural light and atmosphere. The print measures 10 1/2 inches high by 15 1/2 inches wide. This post-war impression has been trimmed on the bottom edge and exhibits light toning. Kawase Hasui is celebrated for his significant contributions to the Shin-hanga movement, blending traditional Japanese aesthetics with Western-inspired realism. His works often depict serene landscapes and urban scenes, focusing on transient lighting conditions and cultural landmarks, making them highly collectible and revered worldwide.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print Rain at Maekawa by Kawase Hasui Lot #23693 (Sale Order 150 of 172) Japanese woodblock print titled Rain at Maekawa (Soshu Maekawa no ame), a renowned post-war impression created in 1932 by Kawase Hasui (1883-1957). This example measures 10 1/2 inches high by 15 1/2 inches wide and shows mild toning. The piece depicts a rainy evening in Maekawa, Sagami Province (present-day Kanagawa Prefecture). A figure with an umbrella walks along a quiet street lined with traditional thatched-roof houses and large pine trees, with reflections of light shimmering in puddles to evoke a serene atmosphere. | | Kawase Hasui was a leading figure in the Shin-hanga (new prints) movement, blending traditional Japanese woodblock printing techniques with Western-style influences, such as natural light and atmospheric effects like rain, mist, and snow. His work is celebrated for its tranquil landscapes that capture the essence of Japan’s natural beauty and cultural heritage.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print Night Rain at Omiya by Kawase Hasui Lot #23694 (Sale Order 151 of 172) Japanese woodblock print titled Night Rain at Omiya (also known as Rain at Omiya) by Kawase Hasui (1883-1957), a prominent artist of the Shin-hanga movement. The print showcases a rural village in Omiya, Saitama Prefecture, on a rainy evening, with tall grasses in the foreground, a pond, and reflections of light from houses in the water. The design was originally published in 1930, and this is a post-war impression. Dimensions are approximately 11 3/4 inches high by 16 3/4 inches wide. The reverse shows some tape residue. Kawase Hasui was an influential landscape artist of the Shin-hanga movement, renowned for his emotive and atmospheric prints that blend traditional Japanese woodblock techniques with Western realism.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print Zentsuji Temple in Rain by Kawase Hasui Lot #23695 (Sale Order 152 of 172) Japanese woodblock print titled Zentsuji Temple in Rain by Kawase Hasui (1883-1957), a prominent artist of the Shin-Hanga movement known for his serene landscape prints. This post-war impression, measuring 11 1/4 high x 16 1/4 wide, captures a rainy day at Zentsuji Temple in Shikoku, Japan. The print features the temple's intricate gate, a stone lantern, and a towering pagoda surrounded by lush greenery and distant mountain peaks. The piece exhibits mild toning and creases in the bottom margin. Kawase Hasui was one of the most renowned landscape printmakers of the Shin-Hanga movement, which revitalized traditional Japanese woodblock prints by blending Western and Eastern artistic techniques. His works are celebrated for their atmospheric qualities and exquisite attention to detail.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print Lake Kawaguchi by Kawase Hasui Lot #23696 (Sale Order 153 of 172) This Japanese woodblock print, titled Lake Kawaguchi (Kawaguchiko), was created by the renowned artist Kawase Hasui in 1932. It depicts a serene landscape of Lake Kawaguchi, one of the famous Fuji Five Lakes, featuring Mount Fuji with its snow-capped peak, tall pine trees framing the scene, and a solitary boat gliding across the tranquil waters. The print measures 8 inches high and 16 inches wide, tipped on a sheet, and is a post-war impression. Kawase Hasui (1883–1957) was a leading artist of the Shin Hanga movement in Japan, celebrated for his evocative landscapes and skillful use of light and shadow. His work beautifully captures the spirit and atmosphere of traditional Japanese scenery while incorporating Western influences in perspective and shading techniques.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print Mt Fuji from Yamanaka by Ito Takashi Lot #23697 (Sale Order 154 of 172) Japanese woodblock print titled Mt Fuji from Yamanaka by Ito Takashi (1894-1982). Ito Takashi was a prominent artist of the shin-hanga movement, which revitalized the traditional Japanese woodblock printing technique in the early 20th century. He is celebrated for his serene landscapes and collaboration with renowned publisher Watanabe Shozaburo. The print captures the snow-covered peak of Mount Fuji on a crisp winter day, viewed through a grove of slender bare trees against a delicately hued sky. This work, showcasing Ito Takashi's mastery of composition and atmospheric effect, measures 15 1/2 inches high by 10 1/2 inches wide, with its original mount preserved.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print Cockatoo and Pomegranate by Ohara Koson Lot #23698 (Sale Order 155 of 172) Japanese woodblock print titled Cockatoo and Pomegranate created by Ohara Koson (1877-1945), a renowned Japanese artist celebrated for his kacho-e (bird-and-flower) designs within the shin-hanga (new prints) movement. Measuring 10 1/4 high, 15 1/4 wide, this print is approximately from 1927 and features a striking composition showcasing a white cockatoo with heavily embossed feathers seated on a branch beside a pomegranate. The sharp contrast between the white form and the deep black background exemplifies Koson's innovative use of bold elements during this period. The print has light creases at the bottom left corner. Ohara Koson is remembered for his mastery in blending traditional ukiyo-e techniques with modern aesthetic sensibilities, which earned him international acclaim.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print Two White-fronted Geese Flying in Snow by Ohara Koson Lot #23699 (Sale Order 156 of 172) Post-war Japanese woodblock print titled Two White-fronted Geese Flying in Snow by Ohara Koson (also known as Shoson). The artwork measures 10 3/4 x 15 1/2 inches and is accompanied by its original mount. The print depicts two white-fronted geese in flight during a snowstorm, with snow-covered reeds in the foreground. Ohara Koson (1877-1945) was a prominent Japanese printmaker celebrated for his kacho-e, or bird and flower subjects. He mastered the shin-hanga movement, blending traditional Japanese woodblock techniques with Western aesthetics to capture the natural world in exquisite detail. Koson's works are highly acclaimed for their delicate portrayals of avian subjects and their surroundings.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print ‘Great Geese in Flight’ by Ohara Koson Lot #23700 (Sale Order 157 of 172) Japanese woodblock print titled 'Great Geese in Flight' by Ohara Koson (1877-1945). The print features a serene depiction of geese in mid-flight, with meticulous detail characteristic of Koson's skill in capturing birds and elements of nature. Measuring 10 1/2 inches high by 15 1/2 inches wide, the artwork retains its original mount and belongs to the post-war period. Ohara Koson, also known as Shoson or Hoson, was a prominent Japanese woodblock print artist celebrated for his kacho-e, or bird-and-flower pictures. Active in the shin-hanga ('new prints') movement, he revitalized traditional woodblock printing techniques and gained international acclaim for his ability to combine traditional Japanese aesthetics with modern sensibilities. His works, including this piece, continue to be admired for their exquisite detail and mastery of the medium.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print Mt Fuji from Mitsukubo by Shotei Takahashi Lot #23701 (Sale Order 158 of 172) Japanese woodblock print titled Mt Fuji from Mitsukubo, created circa 1936 by Shotei Takahashi (1871-1945). Shotei Takahashi, also known as Hiroaki Takahashi, was a renowned Shin Hanga artist, a key figure in the early 20th-century movement that rejuvenated traditional Japanese Ukiyo-e woodblock printing by blending it with Western artistic influences. This print portrays Mount Fuji as seen from Mitsukubo, with the iconic mountain featured prominently against a serene backdrop of traditional Japanese houses, trees, and a picturesque landscape. The dimensions of the piece are 15 1/2 inches high, 10 1/2 inches wide. The piece is post-war and reflects the typical Shin Hanga attention to detail and atmospheric perspective, making it a fine example of Takahashi's celebrated works.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print Wisteria at Kameido by Kobayashi Kiyochika Lot #23702 (Sale Order 159 of 172) Japanese woodblock print titled 'Wisteria at Kameido' from the Famous Views of Tokyo series by Kobayashi Kiyochika (1847-1915). The artwork was created in 1877 and features the scenic depiction of wisteria blossoms and the iconic Drum Bridge at the Kameido Tenjin Shrine in Tokyo. The composition portrays two women on a verandah overlooking the river and bridge, with large poles in the water supporting the blooming wisteria. The print measures 13 1/4 inches high, 8 3/4 inches wide. Condition: Toning present, with repaired side margins and tape residue on reverse. Kobayashi Kiyochika, a renowned artist of the Meiji period, was celebrated for his innovative landscape prints that fused Japanese tradition with Western artistic influences, documenting the modernization of Japan during his lifetime.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print by Kobayashi Kiyochika Depicting Koromo River Lot #23703 (Sale Order 160 of 172) Japanese woodblock print titled Koromo River below Tenno-ji Temple (Tenno-ji shita Koromogawa) by Kobayashi Kiyochika, created in 1880. Measuring 12 3/4 high x 8 1/2 wide, the print is part of Kiyochika's Tokyo landscape series and was published by Fukuda Kumajiro. The image showcases Kiyochika's celebrated skill in depicting night scenes, featuring light sources including a house, a lantern, and numerous fireflies, all reflected delicately in the water. The title refers to Firefly Valley along the Aizome River, west of Tenno-ji Temple. There is mild toning and trimming consistent with age. Kobayashi Kiyochika (1847-1915) is renowned for his innovative approach to traditional ukiyo-e woodblock prints, often blending Western-style perspective and shading with classical Japanese themes. His works frequently highlight dramatic uses of light and shadow, particularly in nocturnal landscapes.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print Ryogoku After the Fire by Kobayashi Kiyochika 1881 Lot #23704 (Sale Order 161 of 172) Japanese woodblock print titled Ryogoku After the Fire by Kobayashi Kiyochika, created in 1881. Measuring 12 3/4 inches high by 9 inches wide, the print depicts the aftermath of the second great fire of 1881 in Tokyo, focusing on the Ryogoku Bridge area, which also consumed the artist's residence. The image captures the devastation with details such as undamaged gas street lamps glowing against the twilight sky, emphasizing the scene's somber and surreal elements. The print has mild toning and a repaired margin. | | Kobayashi Kiyochika (1847-1915) was a noted Japanese artist recognized for his landscapes, scenes of daily life, and contributions to the modern evolution of ukiyo-e woodblock printing during the Meiji period. His works reflect a blend of traditional Japanese artistry and Western realism, marking him as an innovator who documented the rapidly changing times of Japan during his era.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print by Kobayashi Kiyochika Depicting Year-End Market Lot #23705 (Sale Order 162 of 172) Japanese woodblock print created by artist Kobayashi Kiyochika in 1881, depicting the Year-End Market at Sensoji Temple (Hagoita-Ichi Fair) in Asakusa, Tokyo, Japan. The image captures the nocturnal setting of the annual fair with light sources and silhouettes of bustling people in front of the stalls. This traditional event, held between December 17th and 19th near the Sensoji Temple, is celebrated for the sale of 'hagoita,' ornamental wooden bats thought to bring good luck. The scene is characteristic of Kiyochika's impressionist style and focus on light and shadow. The piece measures 13 inches high by 8 3/4 inches wide. Condition details include tape residue on the reverse side, wrinkles in the upper right, and repaired side margins. Kobayashi Kiyochika (1847–1915) is renowned for his innovative woodblock prints that blend traditional ukiyo-e with modern Western artistic techniques to portray changing urban landscapes during Japan's Meiji period.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print Night Market at Asakusa 12 3/4 High x 8 3/4 Wide Lot #23706 (Sale Order 163 of 172) Japanese woodblock print depicting the Night Market at Asakusa (Asakusa yomise), created in 1881 by the acclaimed ukiyo-e artist Kobayashi Kiyochika. This artwork portrays a lively nighttime market scene near the Senso-ji Temple in Asakusa, Tokyo, focusing on the Nakamise area. The piece measures approximately 12 3/4 inches high by 8 3/4 inches wide and has repaired margins. Kobayashi Kiyochika (1847–1915) is renowned for his mastery of light and shadow, particularly in his depictions of Tokyo during the Meiji period (1868–1912). His works often highlight the rapid modernization of the city, blending traditional Japanese aesthetics with Western-influenced techniques. This specific print is celebrated for its atmospheric portrayal of nocturnal life and the transformation of Asakusa.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print by Kobayashi Kiyochika Night on the Sumida River Lot #23707 (Sale Order 164 of 172) Japanese woodblock print titled Night on the Sumida River, created in 1881 by Kobayashi Kiyochika (1847–1915). This print is a fine example of Kiyochika’s style, known as kosen-ga, a technique inspired by Western art’s use of light and shadow. Measuring 13 1/2 inches high by 9 inches wide, the artwork portrays a serene nocturnal scene along the Sumida River in Japan. A silhouetted couple is depicted walking along the riverbank, with shimmering reflections of lights across the water, creating a tranquil and atmospheric tableau. A noticeable foxing spot is present on the top margin. Kobayashi Kiyochika was a prominent artist of the Meiji period, renowned for capturing transitional moments between traditional and modern Japan. He is celebrated for his innovative depiction of light effects and urban scenery, effectively bridging Edo-period woodblock techniques with Western influences.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print Yokohama Sankei Garden by Tsuchiya Koitsu Lot #23708 (Sale Order 165 of 172) Japanese woodblock print titled Yokohama Sankei Garden by Tsuchiya Koitsu (1870-1949). This post-war impression depicts the scenic Sankei-en Garden in Yokohama, Japan, featuring a tranquil pond surrounded by cherry blossoms with a pagoda in the background. The artwork measures 8 inches high by 11 1/2 inches wide and retains its original mount. Tsuchiya Koitsu, a significant figure in the Shin-hanga movement, was renowned for his lyrical landscape prints that captured the beauty and atmosphere of Japanese scenery. Known for meticulous details and vibrant colors, his works continue to be highly prized by art collectors worldwide.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print Evening at Miidera Temple by Tsuchiya Koitsu Lot #23709 (Sale Order 166 of 172) Japanese woodblock print titled Evening at Miidera Temple by Tsuchiya Koitsu (1870-1949), measuring 8 inches high by 11 1/2 inches wide. This post-war impression is mounted on its original backing and features a serene evening scene at Miidera Temple (also known as Mii Temple) in Otsu, Japan. The print depicts two figures in traditional attire strolling on a pathway, illuminated by a warm light from within the temple building, showcasing Koitsu's masterful use of light and shadow. Tsuchiya Koitsu is a celebrated Japanese woodblock print artist who is highly regarded in the Shin Hanga movement for his exquisite ability to convey mood and atmosphere through landscapes. His work is characterized by its meticulous detail and exceptional lighting effects.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print Nikko Pagoda in Snow by Tsuchiya Koitsu Lot #23710 (Sale Order 167 of 172) Japanese woodblock print by Tsuchiya Koitsu titled Nikko Pagoda in Snow, originally created in 1938. This post-war impression is mounted and measures 8 inches high by 11 1/2 inches wide. It depicts the Five-Story Pagoda at Nikko Toshogu Shrine in Tochigi Prefecture, Japan, during a snowfall. The location is a prominent Shinto shrine and a celebrated cultural site in Japan. The pagoda is visible through snow-covered trees, showcasing the serene beauty of the scene. This piece is a striking example of Shin-hanga, a movement in early 20th-century Japan that revitalized traditional ukiyo-e woodblock printmaking. About the artist, Tsuchiya Koitsu (1870-1949) was a Japanese woodblock printmaker known for his stunning landscapes and mastery of light and atmosphere. A student of ukiyo-e artist Kobayashi Kiyochika, Tsuchiya Koitsu became a prominent figure in the Shin-hanga movement, with his works celebrated for their vibrant use of color and expressive detail. Koitsu’s prints are highly regarded for their ability to capture Japan’s natural and architectural beauty in his distinct style.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print Snowy Miyajima by Tsuchiya Koitsu Lot #23711 (Sale Order 168 of 172) Japanese Woodblock Print titled Snowy Miyajima (also known as Yuki no Miyajima or Snow at Miyajima) by Tsuchiya Koitsu. The dimensions are 8 inches high by 11 1/2 inches wide. This post-war impression depicts the iconic Itsukushima Shrine at Miyajima Island, near Hiroshima, shrouded in snow and featuring the prominent torii gate reflected in the water. The print retains its original mount. Tsuchiya Koitsu (1870-1949) was a renowned Japanese artist associated with the Shin-hanga (new print) movement, known for his expert use of light and shadow and detailed portrayals of landscapes. His works often combine traditional themes with a modern sensibility, earning him a prominent place among Japanese woodblock printmakers.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print Yotsuya Araki Yokocho by Tsuchiya Koitsu Lot #23712 (Sale Order 169 of 172) Japanese woodblock print titled Yotsuya Araki Yokocho, created in 1935 (Showa 10) by acclaimed Shin-hanga artist Tsuchiya Koitsu. Measuring 10.5 inches high by 15.5 inches wide, this post-war impression illustrates a tranquil nighttime view of a teahouse or establishment in Yotsuya Araki Yokocho, a location in Tokyo. The Shin-hanga movement is notable for blending traditional Ukiyo-e techniques with modern artistic elements, as exemplified by this work. Tsuchiya Koitsu (1870–1949) was a master of atmospheric landscapes and serene scenes, collaborating with publishers such as Watanabe Shozaburo. His works are celebrated for their meticulous detailing and use of light to enhance mood and setting. Verso reveals the detailed impression of the printing process, further emphasizing the craftsmanship of the piece.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print by Tsuchiya Koitsu Depicting Fishing at Nagaragawa Lot #23713 (Sale Order 170 of 172) Japanese woodblock print measuring 15 1/4 high x 10 1/2 wide. The post-war impression, titled "Fishing for Cormorants at Nagaragawa," is by Tsuchiya Koitsu, a noted artist renowned for his contributions to the Shin Hanga movement. This artwork portrays the traditional Japanese method of cormorant fishing, known as ukai, practiced for over 1,300 years on the Nagara River in Gifu. The scene captures fishermen on boats using torches to attract sweetfish while cormorants are used to catch the fish. A pleasure boat carrying spectators observes this ancient method against the backdrop of illuminated waters and distant mountains. Tsuchiya Koitsu (1870–1949) started his career as a lithographer and later contributed significantly to the Shin Hanga art movement, known for merging traditional Japanese woodblock printing with Western-style realism.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print of Benkei Bridge by Tsuchiya Koitsu Lot #23714 (Sale Order 171 of 172) Post-war impression of "Benkei Bridge (Benkei-bashi)," a Japanese woodblock print by Tsuchiya Koitsu (1870-1949). Measuring 10 1/2 inches high by 15 1/2 inches wide, the scene is part of Koitsu's "Views of Tokyo (Tokyo fukei)" series, initially published in 1933. The print depicts the iconic Benkei Bridge at night, spanning the outer moat of Edo Castle in Tokyo, with cherry blossoms and illuminated lanterns enhancing the tranquil atmosphere. The bridge, named after the legendary monk-warrior Benkei, was relocated to its current site in 1889. Tsuchiya Koitsu, a celebrated artist of the Shin-hanga movement, was known for his evocative portrayals of landscapes and traditional Japanese scenes, utilizing light and shadow to great effect. This print showcases his mastery of atmospheric detail and his notable contribution to modern Japanese woodblock art.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print Nijo Castle Kyoto by Tsuchiya Koitsu Lot #23715 (Sale Order 172 of 172) Japanese Woodblock Print by Tsuchiya Koitsu titled Nijo Castle Kyoto, first produced in 1933. This post-war impression depicts a serene nighttime view of Nijo Castle, including its watchtower and moat, with moonlight reflecting on the water and illuminating the clouds. Dimensions measure 7 1/2 inches high by 15 1/2 inches wide including the mount. Reverse shows tape stains visible in the front margins. Nijo Castle, located in Kyoto, Japan, was built in 1603 as a residence for the Tokugawa shoguns, featuring two fortified rings of walls and moats. Artist Tsuchiya Koitsu (1870-1949) is renowned for his mastery of shin-hanga woodblock prints, blending traditional Japanese aesthetics with Western-style realism. Koitsu initially trained under Kobayashi Kiyochika and later became a noted contributor to the modern woodblock print movement, particularly celebrated for his evocative landscapes and cityscapes.. .
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