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Japanese & Asian Art Woodblock Prints Pottery etc
by Lodestar Auctions
Event Begins: Wednesday, August 27, 3:00 PM Central
First lots ends Sunday, September 21, 3:00 PM Central
Last lot ends Sunday, September 21, 6:44:49 PM Central
Auction featuring Japanese woodblock prints, paintings, sculpture, pottery, boxes, souvenirs, metalware along with Chinese and other Asian collectables.
Japanese Woodblock Print by Mizuno Toshikata Chasing Fireflies
Lot #23648 (Sale Order 1 of 224)
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 2 of 224)
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 3 of 224)
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 4 of 224)
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 5 of 224)
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 6 of 224)
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 7 of 224)
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 8 of 224)
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 9 of 224)
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 10 of 224)
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 11 of 224)
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 12 of 224)
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 13 of 224)
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 14 of 224)
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 15 of 224)
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 16 of 224)
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 17 of 224)
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 18 of 224)
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 19 of 224)
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 20 of 224)
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 21 of 224)
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 22 of 224)
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 23 of 224)
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 24 of 224)
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 25 of 224)
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 26 of 224)
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 27 of 224)
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 28 of 224)
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 29 of 224)
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 30 of 224)
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 31 of 224)
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 32 of 224)
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 33 of 224)
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 34 of 224)
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 35 of 224)
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 36 of 224)
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 37 of 224)
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 Bakufu Ohno Depicting Ancient Court Wagon
Lot #23690 (Sale Order 38 of 224)
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 ‘Great Geese in Flight’ by Ohara Koson
Lot #23700 (Sale Order 39 of 224)
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 Ryogoku After the Fire by Kobayashi Kiyochika 1881
Lot #23704 (Sale Order 40 of 224)
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 Night on the Sumida River
Lot #23707 (Sale Order 41 of 224)
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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Chikushi Gokei Portfolio by Sakamoto Hanjiro Published by Kato Hanga Kenkyujo
Lot #23965 (Sale Order 42 of 224)
Portfolio titled Chikushi Gokei (Five Views of Chikushi) by Sakamoto Hanjiro (1882-1969), a notable Japanese Western-style painter known for his landscapes, animal subjects, and moon depictions. The set contains three prints depicting serene landscapes associated with the ancient Chikushi province (now Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan). The portfolio is published by Kato Hanga Kenkyujo, a printmaking institute. The portfolio cover and prints exhibit foxing. Dimensions of the portfolio: 11 inches high, 14 inches wide.. .
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Traditional Japanese Painting Depicting Goose and Bamboo Scene
Lot #23966 (Sale Order 43 of 224)
A traditional Japanese painting showcasing a serene scene of a goose in flight against a pale background, with the sun partially visible. Below, delicate bamboo leaves and golden reeds are depicted with detailed brushwork. The artwork measures 16 high by 11 wide. The painting exhibits a natural aged patina and subtle wear consistent with its age, adding character to the composition. While the artist is not identified, the work reflects a classic Japanese artistic style that emphasizes tranquility and connection with nature.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print by Unichi Hiratsuka Created in 1971
Lot #23967 (Sale Order 44 of 224)
Woodblock print by Japanese artist Unichi Hiratsuka (1895-1997), an influential figure in the s?saku-hanga (creative print) movement. Titled Nude Woman I, the print is part of the Hundred Nude Women series, created in 1971. Measuring 7 inches high by 8 1/2 inches wide, this artwork reflects Hiratsuka's signature style of bold lines and focus on the human form. Signed and dated by the artist. Hiratsuka is celebrated for shaping modern Japanese printmaking and teaching many prominent artists. His works reside in collections worldwide.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print by Shibata Zeshin Depicting Shoki Confronting a Demon
Lot #23968 (Sale Order 45 of 224)
Woodblock print by Shibata Zeshin featuring Shoki, the legendary figure in Chinese and Japanese folklore known as the Demon Queller. Shoki is depicted in his characteristic attire, including a scholar's cap, flowing robes, and a fierce expression, as he confronts a demon. The scene is dramatized with a vivid red-orange background and a circular inset emphasizing the dynamic composition. Zeshin, a master of the late Edo and early Meiji periods, is renowned for his exceptional artistry in both woodblock prints and lacquerwork. The artwork reflects the rich cultural symbolism of Shoki as a protector figure, often displayed to ward off evil spirits. Dimensions: approximately 9 1/2 inches high x 10 1/2 inches wide. Has trimming and tape on reverse four corners.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print by Shiro Enami Depicting Urban Scene with Dome and Trees
Lot #23969 (Sale Order 46 of 224)
Japanese woodblock print by Shiro Enami showcasing an urban scene featuring a domed building, lamp posts, barren trees, a vintage car, and figures walking along the street. It is a copy of an original piece, measuring 11 high, 8 wide, with some toning present on the paper. The detailed composition reflects the refined techniques of traditional Japanese woodblock printing.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print Showing Nighttime Scene by Toshi Yoshida
Lot #23971 (Sale Order 47 of 224)
Japanese woodblock print by Toshi Yoshida depicting a nighttime street scene with illuminated shop stalls, a small group of people, and a dog. The print measures 11 inches high by 8 inches wide. Notable details include delicate shading and atmospheric elements typical of Yoshida's work. The reverse side has tape residue. Toshi Yoshida (1911-1995) was a notable Japanese printmaker from the Yoshida family of artists, recognized for combining traditional Japanese techniques with Western artistic influences. Active in the 20th century, his work often explored landscapes, animals, and daily life, with a focus on realism and vivid detail. Signed in plate.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print Spring Snow at Kiyomizu Temple by Kawase Hasui
Lot #23972 (Sale Order 48 of 224)
Japanese woodblock print titled Spring Snow at Kiyomizu Temple by Kawase Hasui, dated 1932. The print measures 10 1/2 inches high by 16 inches wide and belongs to the shin-hanga movement, which revitalized traditional Japanese woodblock printing in the early 20th century. The piece depicts a serene, snow-covered landscape at Kiyomizu Temple in Kyoto, a famous Buddhist temple renowned for its wooden stage overlooking a hillside. Kawase Hasui (1883-1957) was celebrated for his atmospheric landscapes and mastery of light and weather effects, particularly snow scenes, as showcased in this work. The print exhibits mild toning and tape residue on reverse, consistent with its age, yet retains its clarity and elegance. It emphasizes themes of nostalgia and natural beauty, hallmarks of Hasui's artistry.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print by Kazuma Oda Depicting Shinbashi Enbujo
Lot #23973 (Sale Order 49 of 224)
A Japanese woodblock print measuring 12 1/2 high x 8 1/2 wide. Created by renowned printmaker Kazuma Oda (1881-1956), a key figure in the sosaku hanga and shin hanga movements, who was instrumental in popularizing lithography in Japan. This piece, titled in Japanese text on the print as "New Tokyo Eight Views: Shinbashi Enbujo," is part of a series capturing notable locations in Tokyo. Oda is celebrated for illustrating the modernizing and transitioning scenes of early 20th-century Japan, often focusing on urban landscapes, including the Ginza area. The print shows mild foxing.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print Depicting Cockatoo and Pomegranate by Ohara Koson
Lot #23974 (Sale Order 50 of 224)
This Japanese woodblock print, measuring 10 1/4 inches high and 15 1/2 inches wide, is titled Cockatoo and Pomegranate and was created by Ohara Koson (1877–1945), also known as Shoson or Hoson. Koson was a notable Japanese artist specializing in kachoe (bird-and-flower pictures) during the Meiji, Taisho, and Showa eras. Known for his intricate and naturalistic depictions, Koson’s work often showcases his mastery of delicate lines and the dramatic use of contrast. This print features a white cockatoo perched on a branch with vivid red pomegranates set against a dark background, demonstrating his skill in capturing the essence of animals and nature with sensitivity and precision.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print Fukagawa Kiba by Maeda Masao 1929
Lot #23975 (Sale Order 51 of 224)
Japanese woodblock print titled Fukagawa Kiba by Maeda Masao, created in 1929. Maeda Masao (1904-1974) was a prominent Japanese woodblock print artist known for his detailed landscapes. The print measures 5 1/2 inches high by 7 3/4 inches wide. It depicts the Fukagawa Kiba district in Tokyo, a significant lumber gathering and distribution hub. This location was developed after the Meireki fire of 1657, when lumbermen began building on swampland to the east of the Sumida River. The artwork showcases an intricate view of the district, highlighting its system of canals, bridges, and lumber activity. Mild foxing in left margin.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Triptych by Utagawa Kunisada
Lot #23976 (Sale Order 52 of 224)
A Japanese woodblock print triptych by Utagawa Kunisada, measuring 30 high by 15 wide collectively. The work portrays three individual standing figures dressed in traditional attire, set against a scenic background. Printed during Kunisada's active period in the Edo era, this triptych showcases his signature style, known for its emphasis on vivid character depictions and refined compositions. The artwork shows evidence of thinning, as well as fading and soiling consistent with age. Utagawa Kunisada (1786–1865) was among the most popular and prolific ukiyo-e artists of his time, recognized for his portraits of kabuki actors, beautiful women, and scenes of Edo-period urban life. This piece exhibits hallmarks of his expert craftsmanship and lively theatrical subjects.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print of Actor Segawa Kikunojo V by Utagawa Toyokuni I
Lot #23977 (Sale Order 53 of 224)
Japanese woodblock print titled Actor Segawa Kikunojo V as Oiso no Tora by Utagawa Toyokuni I (1769-1825). The print measures 9 1/2 inches high by 13 1/2 inches wide. Utagawa Toyokuni I was a prominent ukiyo-e artist in the Edo period, known for his kabuki actor portraits and bijin-ga (portraits of beautiful women). This artwork exhibits some soiling, repairs, fading, and wear but retains its historic and artistic significance.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print Depicting Scene from Kabuki Play by Utagawa Kunisada
Lot #23978 (Sale Order 54 of 224)
A Japanese woodblock print by Utagawa Kunisada (Toyokuni III), an esteemed ukiyo-e artist from the Edo period (1615–1868). This piece, dated to 1857, depicts a scene from the Kabuki play Ami moyo toro no kiku kiri, performed at the Ichimura theater. The print portrays three figures: Ichikawa Kodanji IV as Nakamanya Yahei (left), Bando Hikosaburo V as Inagi Shinnosuke (center), and Onoe Kikugoro IV as the courtesan Tamagiku (right). Featuring intricate detail and vivid coloring, the print captures a dramatic moment where Nakamanya Yahei observes Inagi Shinnosuke and Tamagiku through a window. With dimensions approximately 20 x 15 inches, this ukiyo-e piece showcases the refined artistic style associated with Kunisada’s work, highlighting Kabuki theater and the floating world. Condition problems include some foxing and mild wrinkling.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print Fireflies by Kyobashi Masuichi Shin Hanga Movement
Lot #23979 (Sale Order 55 of 224)
Japanese woodblock print titled Fireflies by Kyobashi Masuichi. The print captures the serene beauty of fireflies amidst tall grasses, embodying the tranquil mood of a summer evening. The composition displays delicate lines and intricate detailing. Dimensions are 10 inches high, 15 inches wide. The artwork shows uneven toning, indicative of its age.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print by Koizumi Depicting a Bridge Scene
Lot #23980 (Sale Order 56 of 224)
Japanese woodblock print by Koizumi measuring 5 1/4 inches high and 7 inches wide. The artwork depicts a serene landscape featuring a bridge over calm water, surrounded by trees and distant mountains. The print shows signs of age, including foxing, which adds to its character. Koizumi is known for his woodblock prints capturing natural and architectural scenes in Japan. This print reflects traditional techniques and offers insight into Japanese artistry.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print by Kihachiro Shimozawa Depicting Buddhist Figures
Lot #23981 (Sale Order 57 of 224)
Japanese woodblock print by Kihachiro Shimozawa, a significant contributor to the Sosaku Hanga movement, which emphasized the artist's role in all aspects of the printmaking process. The artwork, titled 'Arhats of the Azure Dragon Cave' or similar based on the text 'Soryukutsukan Rakan' present on the print, depicts a group of Buddhist arhats or disciples in a vibrant, expressive style typical of the Sosaku Hanga movement. The piece measures approximately 9 1/2 inches high by 11 inches wide and has tape stains on the top edge. Shimozawa was active in the 1920s and later, contributing notable works to Japanese printmaking. This particular work demonstrates his skillful use of bold colors and dynamic lines, conveying a spiritual and cultural narrative within the context of Japanese Buddhist art.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print by Utagawa Kunisada Depicting a Woman
Lot #23982 (Sale Order 58 of 224)
A Japanese woodblock print by Utagawa Kunisada (1786-1865), also known as Utagawa Toyokuni III. Kunisada was a prominent and prolific ukiyo-e artist during the 19th century, celebrated for his depictions of Kabuki actors, beautiful women (bijin), and historical scenes. This print likely portrays a woman, possibly a geisha or courtesan, which was a recurrent theme in his works. The artwork exhibits fading, soiling, and wear, and its dimensions are approximately 9 1/2 inches high by 14 inches wide. Utagawa Kunisada's earlier works can be identified by his signature style before adopting the Toyokuni III name later in his career.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print by Suwa Kanenori Depicting Sakurada Gate of Tokyo Imperial Palace
Lot #23983 (Sale Order 59 of 224)
This Japanese woodblock print by Suwa Kanenori portrays the Sakurada Gate (Sakuradamon) of the Tokyo Imperial Palace, a historically significant landmark in Japan. The Sakurada Gate is recognized as the site of the 1860 Sakuradamon Incident, where Chief Minister Ii Naosuke was assassinated, and as the location of a 1932 assassination attempt on Emperor Hirohito. The gate, designed as a Masugata-mon type, features a square-shaped space within its exterior walls, followed by inner gates. Constructed from substantial stones sourced from the Izu Peninsula, the print captures the architectural details and surrounding elements, including trees and a guard post. Dimensions: 10 1/2 inches high, 8 inches wide.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print by Ohara Koson Depicting Moon and Autumn Grasses
Lot #23984 (Sale Order 60 of 224)
Japanese woodblock print, titled Autumn Grasses Flowers and Moon, created by Ohara Koson (1877–1945). Koson was a leading figure in the shin-hanga movement and renowned for his kacho-e (bird-and-flower) prints. This piece showcases his skill in capturing the essence of nature, featuring a full moon illuminating grasses and flowers with delicate lines, meticulous details, and vibrant color washes typical of his work. Dimensions are 7 1/2 inches high, 14 inches wide. The print has been trimmed and there is tape present on the reverse.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print by Utagawa Kuniyoshi from Ogura Series
Lot #23985 (Sale Order 61 of 224)
Japanese woodblock print by Utagawa Kuniyoshi (1797-1861), a renowned ukiyo-e artist celebrated for his depictions of warriors and imaginative compositions. This print, dating to approximately 1845-48, is part of the series Ogura Imitations of One Hundred Poems by One Hundred Poets (Ogura nazorae hyakunin isshu). The title of this specific print is Poem by Ise Masaemons Wife Otani. The piece portrays a monk-like figure and a woman, likely referencing the historical poem by Ise and its contextual narrative. The artwork measures 10 3/4 inches high by 15 1/2 inches wide. The print shows wear, soiling, and fading consistent with its age. Utagawa Kuniyoshi is considered one of the last great masters of the ukiyo-e tradition, and his works are highly collectable.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print Butterfly B by Chizuko Yoshida 1953
Lot #23986 (Sale Order 62 of 224)
Japanese woodblock print titled Butterfly B, created in 1953 by Chizuko Yoshida (1924-2017). The piece measures 10 3/4 inches high by 16 inches wide. This print features abstracted butterfly wings against a vivid deep blue background, showcasing Yoshida's engagement with abstract expressionism. The work is self-carved and self-printed, a technique Yoshida adopted post her early career focus on oil painting. A significant figure in 20th-century Japanese printmaking, she co-founded the Women's Printmakers Association in 1956. Yoshida's butterfly series gained commercial success, and her works are held in major collections worldwide, including the British Museum and the Art Institute of Chicago. This piece has toning and pinholes in the left margin.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print Harbor of Tomonoura by Hiroshi Yoshida
Lot #23987 (Sale Order 63 of 224)
Japanese woodblock print titled Harbor of Tomonoura by Hiroshi Yoshida, created in 1930 as part of his Inland Sea series. The print measures 16 inches high by 10 3/4 inches wide. It showcases a serene waterside scene, typical of Yoshida's work blending traditional Japanese ukiyo-e techniques with Western artistic elements. The piece has toning, mat burn, and tape residue on the reverse. Renowned for overseeing every aspect of the woodblock printing process, Hiroshi Yoshida played a pivotal role in the shin-hanga movement. His works often portray landscapes and architecture inspired by his travels, exemplified in this peaceful depiction of the historic Japanese harbor.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print by Kuniyoshi Depicting Two Figures
Lot #23988 (Sale Order 64 of 224)
Japanese woodblock print by Utagawa Kuniyoshi, featuring two figures in an expressive scene. Dimensions are approximately 10 inches high by 15 inches wide. The artwork showcases intricate details and typical subject matter of Kuniyoshi's Edo period prints. Known for his dynamic compositions, Utagawa Kuniyoshi (1798-1861) was one of Japan's most celebrated ukiyo-e artists, renowned for his depictions of samurai, kabuki actors, and mythical subjects. This piece has notable condition issues, including fading, wear wrinkles, a tear on the left edge, and backing.. .
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Abstract Woodblock Print by Nakagawa Yutaro Dated 1959
Lot #23989 (Sale Order 65 of 224)
Abstract woodblock print by Japanese Sosaku-hanga artist Nakagawa Yutaro. Numbered 2/1 at the bottom, which may indicate this is an artist's proof or an early state of the print. The print measures approximately 8 inches high and 9 1/2 inches wide. Notable for its vibrant abstract composition. The reverse shows tape residue and there is toning visible, consistent with age.. .
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Camellias in a Vase by Yoshijiro Urushibara Japanese Woodblock Print
Lot #23990 (Sale Order 66 of 224)
Woodblock print titled Camellias in a Vase by the Japanese artist Yoshijiro Urushibara (1888-1953), also known as Urushibara Mokuchu. This artwork exemplifies the kacho-e style, combining traditional Japanese bird-and-flower painting with European still life influences. Created using the ihan technique, Urushibara produced multiple versions of this composition, each with varying color combinations. Renowned for his expertise in wood engraving, Urushibara spent a significant period in London, working at the British Museum and demonstrating Japanese printing techniques. Camellias in a Vase is documented in Japanese Woodblock Prints by Shizuya Fujikake, published in 1938. Dimensions are approximately 9 3/4 high x 14 wide, with tiny stain in the lower-right image area.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print by Kitagawa Utamaro Depicting Two Women from Edo Period
Lot #23991 (Sale Order 67 of 224)
Japanese woodblock print attributed to Kitagawa Utamaro (1753-1806), a renowned ukiyo-e artist recognized for his portraits of beautiful women, including courtesans and geisha. This print, created in the Edo period, portrays two women with distinctive elaborate hairstyles and traditional attire, often associated with geisha or courtesans. The dimensions of the print are approximately 9 1/2 inches high by 14 1/4 inches wide. It exhibits trimming, soiling, fading, and wear. Kitagawa Utamaro is celebrated for his masterful depiction of feminine beauty and his significant influence on Japanese art. His works are iconic representations of the ukiyo-e style, showcasing scenes of daily life, entertainment, and portraits of notable individuals. This print exemplifies these elements with its delicate lines and intricate details.. .
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Zojoji Temple in Snow by Kawase Hasui, 1925 Woodblock Print
Lot #23992 (Sale Order 68 of 224)
Japanese woodblock print by Kawase Hasui (1883-1957), depicting Zojoji Temple in Shiba during a snowfall. Originally created in 1925, this artwork is part of Hasui's renowned "Tokyo Twelve Views" series and is a celebrated example of the Shin-hanga movement. This print is a smaller work published by the orignal publisher, Watanabe.The scene captures the tranquil temple covered in snow, with a lone figure walking through the serene environment. Hasui was designated a Living National Treasure in 1956 for his skill in creating atmospheric landscapes. The print exhibits exquisite use of soft lighting, delicate color gradations, and depth, characteristic of Hasui's contributions to early 20th-century Japanese art. Dimensions: 9 inches high, 13 inches wide.. .
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Grand Canyon Japanese Woodblock Print by Hiroshi Yoshida, 1925
Lot #23993 (Sale Order 69 of 224)
Woodblock print titled Grand Canyon, created in 1925 (Taisho 14) by renowned Japanese artist Hiroshi Yoshida. Measuring 16 inches high by 10 1/4 inches wide, this piece is part of the United States series, showcasing the vast expanse of the Grand Canyon. The composition combines traditional Japanese woodblock techniques with Western themes, characterized by subtle colors and naturalistic ambiance. Noted for his mastery of landscape depictions, Yoshida transitioned to woodblock printing in his late forties after an established career as a painter. This print portrays the interplay of light and shadow, highlighting the red rock formations and snow, indicating a winter scene. It exhibits some trimming on the bottom edge.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print by Yoshio Okada Depicting The Tale of Genji
Lot #23994 (Sale Order 70 of 224)
Woodblock print titled Hotaru Fireflies by Yoshio Okada, produced between 1978 and 1980. This artwork illustrates a refined scene from The Tale of Genji, one of the most significant works in Japanese literature authored by Murasaki Shikibu during the early 11th century. The print captures an elegant portrayal of characters interacting under soft atmospheric lighting, accented by fireflies. Dimensions are 12 1/2 inches high, 15 1/2 inches wide. Yoshio Okada is a notable Japanese artist whose works often focus on classic themes and traditional techniques, showcasing meticulous detail and mastery of the woodblock printing art form.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print by Hisashi Depicting Woman Playing Cards
Lot #23995 (Sale Order 71 of 224)
A Japanese woodblock print, attributed to Hisashi, likely dating to the late Taisho to early Showa period (1920-1930s). The print, measuring 8 1/2 high by 12 wide, portrays an elegant Japanese woman with a modern hairstyle and ruby red lips, playing cards. Her attire includes an obi enhanced with a sparkling silver pigment. The artist's name, Hisashi, is printed in the upper left corner. The artwork is mounted on thin, aged card and shows signs of wear, including creases, light marks, and pinholes in the card corners.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print Une Belle de Palaos by Paul Jacoulet 1935
Lot #23996 (Sale Order 72 of 224)
Japanese woodblock print titled Une Belle de Palaos, created by French artist Paul Jacoulet in 1935. Jacoulet, born in Paris, spent most of his life in Japan and is celebrated for his masterful woodblock prints that combine the traditional ukiyo-e style with his innovative techniques. He is renowned for his portraits of indigenous peoples, often hailing from Asia and the South Seas. This particular print illustrates a female figure from Palau, adorned with a flower in her hair, set against an intricate backdrop of orchids. Known for meticulous production, Jacoulet employed advanced techniques including embossing and lacquers to achieve his signature effects. The print measures 18 inches high and 14 inches wide, with a couple of minor foxing spots in the margin.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print by Paul Jacoulet Jeune Fille de Jaluit
Lot #23997 (Sale Order 73 of 224)
Japanese woodblock print by Paul Jacoulet titled 'Jeune Fille de Jaluit - Marshalls,' featuring a seated woman wearing a pink floral shawl and a yellow dress, adorned with a decorative hat. The artist's signature and red seal are visible on the bottom left corner. Published dimensions are 14 1/2 inches high by 18 1/4 inches wide. The print shows toning, particularly on the reverse side. Paul Jacoulet (1896-1960) was a renowned French printmaker who lived in Japan and was known for his detailed and colorful woodblock works portraying East Asian and Pacific Island themes. His prints reflect the traditions of ukiyo-e with a modern sensitivity to his chosen subjects.. .
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Paul Jacoulet Japanese Woodblock Print Young Girl of Saipan and Hibiscus Flowers
Lot #23998 (Sale Order 74 of 224)
Japanese woodblock print titled Young Girl of Saipan and Hibiscus Flowers by Paul Jacoulet, created in 1934. The print depicts a young girl from Saipan in the Mariana Islands with a prominent yellow hibiscus flower in the background. Paul Jacoulet (1902-1960), a French artist who spent most of his life in Japan, was renowned for blending traditional Japanese ukiyo-e techniques with his unique style. This work is significant as one of Jacoulet's earliest and most desirable prints, being the first in his projected Flower Series. The dimensions of the print are 14 1/4 inches high by 19 inches wide. The piece shows toning but retains its detailed craftsmanship and vibrant colors, characteristic of Jacoulet's artistry.. .
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Paul Jacoulet Color Woodblock Print La Tresseuse de Paniers Remoue Yap
Lot #23999 (Sale Order 75 of 224)
Color woodblock print titled La Tresseuse de Paniers Remoue Yap by French artist Paul Jacoulet (1902–1960), created in 1948. The print measures 14 1/2 inches high by 18 1/2 inches wide and shows natural toning. Jacoulet, a French-born artist who spent most of his life in Japan, is renowned for his innovative blend of traditional ukiyo-e techniques and unique artistic style. His work often depicts indigenous peoples in traditional attire, adding anthropological significance. This piece is from his South Seas series and demonstrates his expert craftsmanship, potentially including exotic materials such as mica or crushed pearl. Jacoulet self-published his work, carefully crediting his carvers and printers, highlighting his dedication to the craft.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print Maiko by Asaka Manjiro Ca 1948
Lot #24000 (Sale Order 76 of 224)
Japanese woodblock print titled Maiko by Asaka Manjiro, created around 1948. The artwork showcases an elegant depiction of a maiko, or apprentice geisha, rendered in bold, stylized lines and colors. The piece measures 12 inches high, 18 inches wide, and 1.2 inches deep. It has some visible toning and fading due to age. Asaka Manjiro, a Japanese artist known for his modernist approach to traditional subjects, is recognized for his contributions to woodblock art during the mid-20th century. This print encapsulates the intersection of tradition and modern aesthetics.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print by Asaka Manjiro c1950
Lot #24001 (Sale Order 77 of 224)
Japanese woodblock print by Asaka Manjiro, dated circa 1950. This piece measures 12 inches high by 18 inches wide. It depicts a female figure in a traditional red kimono with golden and floral details, seated near a lantern, accompanied by Japanese script. The artist's signature is included on the lower right side of the artwork. The artwork shows signs of toning and fading consistent with its age, adding character to this mid-20th century print. Asaka Manjiro was an artist known for capturing traditional Japanese themes and aesthetics, with attention to delicate detail and cultural representation.. .
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Rain at Ushibori by Kawase Hasui Japanese Woodblock Print 1929
Lot #24002 (Sale Order 78 of 224)
Japanese woodblock print "Rain at Ushibori" (Ame no Ushibori) by Kawase Hasui, 1929. Print dimensions measure 12 inches high by 16 1/2 inches wide and depict a serene scene of dockhouses at Ushibori, a lone boat launching, and rainfall on the lake. This work is a classic example of Hasui’s mastery in capturing atmospheric moods and natural landscapes. Kawase Hasui (1883-1957) was a prominent artist in the Shin-Hanga movement, which revitalized traditional woodblock printing by blending traditional Japanese methods with Western influences. Known for his evocative portrayals of rain, snow, and reflections on water, Hasui's works often evoke peace and nostalgia. This print includes mild air on the reverse, consistent with age.. .
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Japanese Sumi & Pigment on Paper Paintings Depicting Figures by Yeishi Eishi
Lot #24003 (Sale Order 79 of 224)
Japanese Sumi & Pigment on Paper Paintings attributed to artist Yeishi featuring two figures dressed in traditional attire. The left figure is adorned in a black robe with floral patterns and carries a green bundle, while the right figure wears a pink robe and stands beside a cylindrical container. Artwork measures 13 inches high by 10 inches wide. The art is glued on a backing and exhibits wear, fading, and soiling as consistent with its age. Yeishi (1756-1829), also known as Hosoda Eishi, was a renowned ukiyo-e artist of the Edo period, celebrated for his elegant depictions of women (bijin-ga). This work exemplifies his signature style, emphasizing refinement and grace.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print by Oda Hironobu Depicting Mount Fuji
Lot #24004 (Sale Order 80 of 224)
Japanese woodblock print titled Otome Toge no Fuji (Mount Fuji from Otome Pass) by Oda Hironobu (1888-?). Oda Hironobu was a shin-hanga artist known for his landscape prints produced in the 1930s, working primarily with the publisher Maeba. This artwork belongs to the Ukiyo-e genre, which flourished in Japan from the 17th to 19th centuries and is renowned for its woodblock prints and paintings. The image depicts a serene view of Mount Fuji from the Otome Pass, a celebrated viewpoint for observing the iconic mountain. Dimensions: 15 1/2 inches high, 10 1/4 inches wide. The print is glued onto a backing and exhibits toning.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print Todaiji Nigatsudo by Unichi Hiratsuka 1960
Lot #24005 (Sale Order 81 of 224)
Japanese woodblock print titled Todaiji Nigatsudo, created in 1960 by Unichi Hiratsuka (1895-1997), a prominent artist of the s?saku-hanga (creative prints) movement. The print depicts Nigatsudo Hall, a part of the Todaiji Temple complex in Nara, Japan. Todaiji Temple is a Buddhist temple and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, famous for its historical significance as one of the Seven Great Temples of Nara. The Nigatsudo Hall, also known as the Hall of the Second Month, was originally built in 752 CE, with a structure dating to 1669 after reconstruction due to a fire. Measuring 17 inches high by 22 1/2 inches wide, the reverse shows toning and tape stains. This piece is numbered 9/50 and signed by the artist.. .
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Self-Portrait Woodcut Print by Max Beckmann
Lot #24006 (Sale Order 82 of 224)
Woodcut self-portrait by German Expressionist Max Beckmann. Measuring 17 high, 21 wide, this piece showcases Beckmann's characteristic bold lines and expressive style. Beckmann, a renowned 20th-century artist, is celebrated for exploring the depths of human emotion and the sociopolitical realities of his time. The artwork highlights his personal perspective, reflecting both his artistic journey and his exile from Nazi Germany. Beckmann’s self-portraits hold significant value in his body of work, representing his introspection and the broader themes of Expressionism. Signed and numbered, this impression offers a glimpse into the evocative world of one of Germany's preeminent modern artists.. .
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Christ Washing the Feet of Saint Peter by Sadao Watanabe
Lot #24007 (Sale Order 83 of 224)
Kappazuri stencil print by Japanese Christian printmaker Sadao Watanabe, titled Christ Washing the Feet of Saint Peter. This piece, measuring 23 1/2 inches high by 26 inches wide, depicts the biblical scene from John 13:6-11, where Jesus humbly washes the feet of Saint Peter. Created on handmade mulberry paper, the artwork reflects Watanabe's unique fusion of Christian theology with the mingei (Japanese folk art) aesthetic, characterized by bold lines, strong colors, and simplified forms. Made in 1973, this significant work embodies themes of humility and service central to Christian beliefs. Condition exhibits some toning.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print by Kikuko Hirano Depicting Abstract Imagery
Lot #24008 (Sale Order 84 of 224)
Japanese woodblock print created by artist Kikuko Hirano. The image prominently displays intricate abstract and figurative imagery in black and white. Kikuko Hirano's work is recognized for its sophisticated expressive style and technical precision. The piece demonstrates linear detailing and bold contrasts, showcasing a nuanced exploration of contemporary themes. The print measures 18 high, 25 wide, and does not include a frame. It bears the artist's signature and additional inscriptions in Japanese kanji on the reverse side. While detailed biographical information on Kikuko Hirano is limited, this print reflects the unique artistic endeavors of the creator.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print Kanjincho Benkei by Sadanobu Hasegawa III
Lot #24063 (Sale Order 85 of 224)
Japanese woodblock print titled Kanjincho Benkei by Sadanobu Hasegawa III (1881-1963). The print features Benkei, a revered warrior monk from Japanese folklore and Kabuki theater, with specific reference to the play Kanjincho where he showcases loyalty and strength. Sadanobu Hasegawa III was a renowned 20th-century printmaker, sustaining his family legacy while modernizing the ukiyo-e art form. This artwork, created around the 1950s, measures 12 high, 18 wide, and has tape residue on the reverse. Published by Uchida, this piece embodies the skillful craftsmanship of the artist and is an exemplar of mid-20th-century Japanese printmaking.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print Reproduction by Ando Hiroshige Depicting Horse Fair
Lot #24064 (Sale Order 86 of 224)
Japanese woodblock reproduction attributed to Ando Hiroshige (1797–1858), a renowned ukiyo-e artist known for his landscapes and depictions of the Tokaido Road. The piece is titled Chiryu Early Summer Horse Fair and is from the Fifty-three Stations of the Tokaido series, originally created between 1833 and 1834. It measures approximately 14 high, 9 wide, and is a reproduction. The print displays trimming, toning, and tape residue on the reverse. Hiroshige’s works are celebrated for their delicate balance of composition and their cultural context of Edo-era Japan.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print by Kasamatsu Shiro Depicting Shinobazu Pond
Lot #24065 (Sale Order 87 of 224)
Japanese woodblock print titled Hazy Evening on the Shore of Shinobazu Pond by Kasamatsu Shiro (1898-1991), originally created in 1932. Kasamatsu Shiro was a prominent Japanese printmaker known for his landscapes and works in the shin-hanga tradition, emphasizing natural beauty and fine detail. This artwork depicts a tranquil scene of Shinobazu Pond with delicate foliage framing a serene view of a torii gate in soft tones of blue. The print measures 10 high by 15 wide. There is evidence of trimming and thinning on the lower right. A thoughtful and serene composition from a celebrated artist's portfolio.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print by Hiroshi Yoshida Depicting Cherry Tree in Kawagoe
Lot #24066 (Sale Order 88 of 224)
Japanese woodblock print titled Cherry Tree in Kawagoe, created in 1935 by Hiroshi Yoshida, a renowned Japanese artist (1876-1950) known for his works in the shin-hanga movement. This piece is part of his Eight Scenes of Cherry Blossoms series and features a serene landscape with cherry blossoms, traditional architecture, and figures. Measuring 10 3/4 inches high and 16 inches wide, the print showcases Yoshida's signature style with delicate details and vibrant colors. There is residue on the reverse top edge, which may indicate previous mounting. Hiroshi Yoshida is celebrated for his ability to merge traditional Japanese techniques with Western artistic perspectives.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print by Kitagawa Utamaro Depicting Seated Woman Original 18th Century
Lot #24067 (Sale Order 89 of 224)
Japanese woodblock print by Kitagawa Utamaro (1750-1806) featuring a seated woman from the 18th century. Utamaro is renowned for his portrayals of bijin-ga (beautiful women) and his innovative use of color and composition. This print measures approximately 5 inches high by 7 1/4 inches wide. The artwork has noticeable soiling, trimming, and fading, consistent with its age. Utamaro's works reflect the Edo period's artistic culture and are highly valued by collectors of Japanese art.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print by Ando Hiroshige Original 19th Century
Lot #24068 (Sale Order 90 of 224)
Japanese woodblock print by Ando Hiroshige (1797-1858), titled View to the North from Asuka Hill. Created in 1856 as part of the One Hundred Famous Views of Edo series. This work portrays a picturesque scene with Mount Fuji in the background, showcasing the artist's mastery of landscape illustration and use of color gradients. Dimensions are approximately 9 1/4 inches high, 13 3/4 inches wide, and the print is tipped on board. The piece shows signs of aging, including fading, trimming, and some color transfers. Ando Hiroshige is celebrated as one of Japan's leading ukiyo-e artists, known for his iconic landscape prints and contributions to the Edo period art movement.. .
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Ando Hiroshige II Japanese Woodblock Print Autumn Moon Matsuchiyama Original 19th Century
Lot #24069 (Sale Order 91 of 224)
Japanese woodblock print by Ando Hiroshige II (1829-1869), titled Autumn Moon at Matsuchiyama from the series Eight Views of the Sumida River, dated 1861. The scene depicts a tranquil landscape featuring a moonlit night with a view of trees, a river, and traditional architecture. Dimensions are approximately 9 3/4 inches high, 14 1/2 inches wide. The print exhibits toning, fading, and residue on the reverse. Hiroshige II was a notable Japanese ukiyo-e artist, known as the artistic successor to his master, Hiroshige I, and for his landscapes and depictions of Edo-period life.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print by Utagawa Kunisada II Depicting Scene from Genji Original 19th Century
Lot #24070 (Sale Order 92 of 224)
Japanese woodblock print created by Utagawa Kunisada II (1823–1880), titled 'No. 16, Sekiya' from the series 'Lady Murasaki’s Genji Cards,' dated 1857. This artwork portrays a vibrant scene with several figures dressed in traditional attire, set against a detailed outdoor landscape featuring trees, hills, and distant houses. The print measures 10 1/4 inches high by 15 inches wide and contains soiling and residue on the reverse. Utagawa Kunisada II, part of the prominent Utagawa school, was known for his contributions to kabuki actor and bijin-ga (beautiful women) woodblock prints. This piece exemplifies his skill in intricate detail and vivid use of color.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print by Utagawa Kunisada II Depicting Yokkaichi Original 19th Century
Lot #24071 (Sale Order 93 of 224)
Original Japanese woodblock print by Utagawa Kunisada II (1823-1880), titled Yokkaichi. Part of the Fifty-three Stations of the Fan series, dated 1865. The print measures 9 3/4 inches high by 14 inches wide. The artwork depicts an elaborate scene with vivid colors and traditional elements, showcasing Kunisada II's artistry and storytelling. It has a backing and displays staining that may be attributable to its age and materials.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print by Ohno Bakufu Depicting Autumn Harvest
Lot #24072 (Sale Order 94 of 224)
Japanese woodblock print titled Autumn Harvest designed by Ohno Bakufu (1888-1976) in 1951. The artwork portrays a rural scene capturing the essence of autumn harvest activities, with farmers engaged in various tasks such as threshing grain and gathering crops. This piece measures 11 inches high by 15 1/2 inches wide. The back exhibits toning and residue, signifying its age and history. Ohno Bakufu, a renowned Japanese artist, is celebrated for his nature-focused works and detailed depictions of daily life in Japan.. .
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7 Japanese Meiji Period Assorted Woodblock PrintsÂ
Lot #24073 (Sale Order 95 of 224)
7 original 19th-century Japanese woodblock prints from the Meiji period, including two double-sided prints. The prints exhibit traditional Japanese artistry and showcase detailed and vibrant scenes typical of the era. Each piece measures approximately 9 inches high by 14 inches wide. The collection includes various themes, including figures in traditional attire and artistic depictions of Japanese culture. The prints have backing, trimming, and rubbing, and are reflective of their age and historical value. This lot provides insight into the craftsmanship of woodblock printing during the Meiji period.. .
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8 Original 19th Century Japanese Woodblock Prints by Toyokuni III and Others
Lot #24074 (Sale Order 96 of 224)
Eight original 19th-century Japanese woodblock prints featuring works by renowned artists including Toyokuni III, Yoshiiku, Kunisada, Kuniyoshi, and others. The prints depict traditional Japanese scenes, figures, and themes, showcasing the iconic artistry of the Edo and Meiji periods. The collection exhibits soiling, staining, fading, and voids, typical of age and handling. Each print highlights unique details such as vivid character expressions, detailed clothing patterns, and historical settings. Dimensions vary across the prints, with approximate values for each piece provided as high 14 inches, wide 10 inches, and deep 0.1 inches. Toyokuni III, also known as Utagawa Kunisada, gained prominence as a leading ukiyo-e artist during his time, focusing on kabuki actor portraits and genre scenes. Kuniyoshi and Yoshiiku were also notable figures, recognized for their dynamic compositions and storytelling through art.. .
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6 Diptych 19th Century Japanese Woodblock Prints by Kunisada II, Toyokuni III, and Kuniyoshi
Lot #24075 (Sale Order 97 of 224)
6 sets of diptych original Japanese woodblock prints from the 19th century, featuring works by renowned artists Kunisada II, Toyokuni III, and Kuniyoshi. These prints are known for their rich detail and captivating depiction of traditional Japanese culture. The pieces exhibit common signs of age, including voids, soiling, fading, and staining throughout. Each image represents a snapshot of life, theatre, or folklore from the Edo period, featuring dynamic characters and vibrant scenes. Artists like Kuniyoshi were known for their warrior woodblock prints, while Kunisada II and Toyokuni III were celebrated for their landscapes and depictions of kabuki actors. Dimensions and compositions vary slightly across the set, offering a comprehensive glimpse into 19th-century Japanese artistry.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print by Toyokuni 3 Sheets from a Hexaptych Original 19th Century
Lot #24076 (Sale Order 98 of 224)
Original 19th-century Japanese woodblock print by Toyokuni, consisting of three sheets from a hexaptych. The work showcases a detailed indoor scene with multiple figures engaged in various activities. The artist, Utagawa Toyokuni (1769–1825), was a prominent ukiyo-e print designer of the late Edo period, known for his portraits of kabuki actors and scenes from Japanese daily life. The print exhibits staining, soiling, and voids, indicative of its age and original use. Dimensions for each sheet around around 9 x 14.. .
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Original 19th Century Japanese Woodblock Print Triptych by Yoshiiku
Lot #24077 (Sale Order 99 of 224)
Original 19th century triptych woodblock print by Utagawa Yoshiiku (1833-1904). Yoshiiku was a renowned Japanese printmaker and illustrator, known for his contributions to the Utagawa school and for creating richly decorated works that often portrayed historical or theatrical scenes. This triptych piece measures approximately 9 x 14 inches per sheet. It exhibits visible voids, soiling, and fading, indicative of its age. Yoshiiku is celebrated for his detailed compositions and vibrant color schemes, adding historical and artistic value to this work. A true piece of Edo-period art history.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print by Toshikata Depicting Two Women in Landscape
Lot #24078 (Sale Order 100 of 224)
A Japanese woodblock print by Toshikata depicting two women in traditional attire within a serene landscape. The print, measuring 9 inches high by 13 1/2 inches wide, includes a signature by Toshikata. The work exhibits intricate details in the figures' kimono patterns, hairstyles, and accessories, as well as delicate rendering of the background foliage and structures. Text and red seals are incorporated into the composition. Trimming is evident on the piece. Mizuno Toshikata (1866-1908), known for his detailed prints and illustrations, was prominent during the Meiji era. He created works capturing everyday life as well as bijin-ga (pictures of beautiful women), merging traditional aesthetics and modern influences.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print by Kuniyoshi Depicting Landscape and Figures Original 19th Century
Lot #24079 (Sale Order 101 of 224)
Japanese woodblock print by the renowned artist Utagawa Kuniyoshi (1797-1861). The piece depicts a detailed landscape featuring trees, figures, and architectural elements. Known for his dynamic compositions and masterful storytelling, Kuniyoshi was a leading ukiyo-e artist of the Edo period, celebrated for his innovative use of color, intricate details, and bold designs. This print measures approximately 9 inches high by 14 inches wide and exhibits small voids, soiling, staining, trimming, and fading. These characteristics are consistent with its age and handling, offering a glimpse into its historical significance and provenance.. .
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19th Century Japanese Woodblock Print by Kuniyoshi Depicting Figures in a Gathering
Lot #24080 (Sale Order 102 of 224)
Original 19th-century Japanese woodblock print by Utagawa Kuniyoshi depicting a vibrant scene of figures in a group setting. The print measures 10 inches high by 14 inches wide. Kuniyoshi (1798-1861) was a celebrated ukiyo-e artist known for his dynamic compositions and mastery in capturing historical, mythical, and everyday life themes. This piece showcases his attention to detail and rich narrative style. The artwork has void, visible soiling, trimming, and fading consistent with its age. Kuniyoshi's works are considered significant contributions to the Edo Period art and remain highly collectible.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print by Toyokuni III from the 19th Century
Lot #24081 (Sale Order 103 of 224)
Original Japanese woodblock print by Toyokuni III (also known as Utagawa Kunisada), a renowned artist of the Edo period celebrated for his depictions of kabuki actors and beautiful women. This 19th-century piece measures approximately 10 inches high by 14 inches wide and is characterized by its finely detailed composition and vibrant imagery. The artwork showcases a woman adorned in an elaborate kimono, set against an interior scene with intricate patterns and floral motifs. As stated, the print has visible voids, soiling, and fading, consistent with its age. Kunisada (1786-1864) was one of the most prolific and popular ukiyo-e artists of his time, creating a vast number of prints during his career that captured the essence of Japanese urban culture and storytelling.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print by Toyokuni III from 19th Century
Lot #24082 (Sale Order 104 of 224)
Original 19th Century Japanese woodblock print by Toyokuni III, measuring 9 3/4 inches high and 14 inches wide. Depicts a kabuki actor in detailed attire, showcasing the artist's signature intricate patterns and vibrant color palettes. Notable condition details include voids, soiling, and fading typical for its age. Toyokuni III, also known as Utagawa Kunisada, was a leading ukiyo-e artist during the Edo period, celebrated for his portraits of kabuki actors, bijin-ga (pictures of beautiful women), and other subjects of the Japanese floating world.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print by Yoshitsuya from the 19th Century
Lot #24083 (Sale Order 105 of 224)
Original Japanese woodblock print by the artist Yoshitsuya, a renowned ukiyo-e artist active in the 19th century. Measures 10 inches high and 14 inches wide. The print depicts a detailed and expressive scene featuring intricate patterns and symbolic imagery representative of the period's artistic style. There are signs of void areas, soiling, and fading, which reflect the historical journey and age of the artwork. Yoshitsuya, known for his dynamic compositions and portrayals of kabuki actors, historical events, and mythical figures, is celebrated for his contributions to the ukiyo-e tradition.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print by Toyokuni III Depicting a Samurai 19th Century
Lot #24084 (Sale Order 106 of 224)
Original 19th-century Japanese woodblock print by Toyokuni III, also known as Utagawa Kunisada (1786-1865). This distinguished ukiyo-e artist was one of the most prolific and popular woodblock print designers of the Edo period. The print measures 10 inches high by 14 inches wide and features a vividly detailed samurai figure in traditional attire, executed in blue tones. The background showcases intricate patterns. The artwork has voids and soiling visible in several areas, reflecting its age and condition. Toyokuni III was renowned for his portraits of kabuki actors, historical scenes, and bijin-ga (beautiful women), making this piece a valuable portrayal of his later-period work.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print by Toyokuni III from the Original 19th Century
Lot #24085 (Sale Order 107 of 224)
Japanese woodblock print by Toyokuni III, also known as Utagawa Kunisada (1786-1865), a renowned ukiyo-e artist of the Edo period. Recognized for his contributions to kabuki actor portraits, Toyokuni III became one of the most popular woodblock printmakers of his time. The print measures 10 inches high and 14 inches wide. It exhibits traditional elements of Japanese art, depicting a figure with rich details in clothing, expressions, and natural surroundings. The print shows voids and soiling, indicative of its age and usage. Toyokuni III's works are significant for their vivid depiction of Japanese culture and offer valuable insight into the aesthetics of the Edo period.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print by Toyokuni III from the 19th Century
Lot #24086 (Sale Order 108 of 224)
An original 19th-century Japanese woodblock print by Toyokuni III, also known as Utagawa Kunisada (1786-1865), a renowned ukiyo-e artist. This piece measures 10 inches high by 14 inches wide. Toyokuni III was celebrated for his portrayals of kabuki actors and bijin-ga (images of beautiful women). The print exhibits vivid details and typical stylistic elements of the Edo period. It shows signs of age, including voids, soiling, and fading, but remains an authentic representation of Japanese artistry from this era. Toyokuni III's works are highly regarded for their dynamic compositions and intricate designs, making this print a valuable addition to any collection.. .
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Original 19th Century Japanese Woodblock Print by Toyokuni III
Lot #24087 (Sale Order 109 of 224)
Original Japanese woodblock print created in the 19th century by Toyokuni III, also known as Utagawa Kunisada (1786-1865). A prominent artist of the Utagawa school, Toyokuni III is celebrated for his detailed and vibrant prints portraying kabuki actors and scenes of Edo-period Japan. This print measures 10 inches high by 14 inches wide. It features visible voids, soiling, and fading, consistent with its age. Utagawa Kunisada was one of the most prolific and successful ukiyo-e artists of his time, admired for his mastery in capturing theatrical and cultural themes of his era.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print by Toyokuni III from the 19th Century
Lot #24088 (Sale Order 110 of 224)
An original Japanese woodblock print by Toyokuni III, also known as Utagawa Kunisada (1786-1865), a prominent ukiyo-e artist of the Edo period. Known for his kabuki actor portraits and bijin-ga (depictions of beautiful women), Toyokuni III was a prolific and influential figure in Japanese art. This print measures approximately 10 inches high and 14 inches wide. The artwork features traditional Japanese subjects in a vibrant color palette, though it exhibits signs of age including soiling, voids, fading, and edge wear. These imperfections add to its historic authenticity and value as a 19th-century original.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print by Toyokuni III Depicting Two Figures 19th Century
Lot #24089 (Sale Order 111 of 224)
Original Japanese woodblock print by renowned Edo-period artist Toyokuni III (1786-1865), also known as Utagawa Kunisada. The print measures approximately 10 inches high by 14 inches wide and is an original work from the 19th century. It features two figures, one prominently depicted in the foreground with intricate costume details, and another framed figure in an upper inset panel. The artwork displays void areas, soiling, and fading, consistent with its age. Toyokuni III was one of the most popular ukiyo-e artists of his time, known for his kabuki actor portraits and genre scenes. His works remain highly valued collectors' pieces.. .
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Lot of 2 Japanese Meiji Era Woodblock Print TriptychsÂ
Lot #24090 (Sale Order 112 of 224)
Japanese Meiji-era woodblock print triptychs, each consisting of three panels. One depicts a dynamic theatrical scene with figures in elaborate traditional attire set against a red background with floral designs. The second portrays a dramatic duel in an indoor setting featuring samurai wielding weapons. The prints measure 26 1/2 inches high and 13 inches wide each. Both triptychs show evidence of aging, including backing, trimming, soiling, and voids. The artist’s signature and textual details are visible on the prints. Known for its intricate craftsmanship, the Meiji period is notable for merging traditional Japanese aesthetics with influences of modernization. These prints are compelling examples of this transitional artistic era.. .
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Tomikichiro Tokuriki Woodblock Print Depicting Shrine with Lantern and Torii Gate
Lot #24091 (Sale Order 113 of 224)
Japanese woodblock print by Tomikichiro Tokuriki, depicting a serene shrine scene with a prominent lantern and torii gate against a snowy evening sky. The artist, Tomikichiro Tokuriki (1902-1999), was a renowned Japanese printmaker known for blending traditional and modern styles in his landscapes, capturing quintessential Japanese cultural and natural themes. This piece measures 10 inches high by 12 inches wide and features delicate details, including snowfall and water reflections. The print has toning and tape residue stains on the margins, reflecting its age and handling. Tokuriki was a pivotal figure in the shin-hanga and sosaku-hanga movements, with his works often celebrated for their peaceful and evocative imagery.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print by Tokuriki Tomikichiro Depicting Kinkakuji in Snow
Lot #24092 (Sale Order 114 of 224)
Japanese woodblock print created by Tokuriki Tomikichiro (1902-1999) titled Snowy Scene of The Golden Pavilion or Snow View of Kinkakuji. This print showcases Kinkakuji, a renowned Zen Buddhist temple in Kyoto, covered in snow. Renowned for his combination of traditional Japanese printmaking techniques with modern artistic sensibilities, Tokuriki was an influential figure in modern Japanese printmaking. This piece is part of a series such as Fifteen Views of Kyoto and the Outside or Twelve Views of Kyoto, which highlight notable landmarks and scenes in Kyoto. Dimensions: 10 inches high, 11 inches wide. Exhibits mild toning and tape residue stains along the edges.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print by Utagawa Hiroshige Depicting Clear Weather After Snow
Lot #24093 (Sale Order 115 of 224)
Reproduction Japanese woodblock print titled Clear Weather After Snow at Masaki (Massaki yukibare no zu) by Utagawa Hiroshige (1797–1858), part of his series Famous Places in the Eastern Capital (Toto meisho). The print illustrates a scenic portrayal of boatmen navigating a river after heavy snowfall, with the Masaki Inari shrine visible in the background. Renowned for his ukiyo-e landscape prints, Hiroshige is celebrated for series such as The Fifty-three Stations of the Tokaido. The piece measures 13 3/4 inches high by 9 inches wide and has trimming and toning.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print by Utagawa Hiroshige Depicting Oiso Tora’s Rain
Lot #24094 (Sale Order 116 of 224)
Renowned Japanese woodblock print titled Oiso Toras Rain (Oiso Tora ga ame) by Utagawa Hiroshige. This is a reproduction of the original print, which is part of Hiroshiges famous series, The Fifty-three Stations of the Tokaido, specifically depicting the ninth station, Oiso-juku. The scene captures travelers entering the coastal town of Oiso on a rainy evening, emphasizing the atmosphere of the historic journey along the Tokaido Road. Dimensions are 15 high, 10 wide. The print exhibits toning.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print by Kitagawa Utamaro Depicting Yamauba and Kintaro
Lot #24095 (Sale Order 117 of 224)
Reproduction Japanese woodblock print by Kitagawa Utamaro (c. 1750-1806) featuring Yamauba and Kintaro. The artwork depicts Yamauba, a mythological mountain woman or demoness, alongside her adopted son Kintaro, a legendary child hero known for his strength. Utamaro was a renowned ukiyo-e artist celebrated for his bijinga (portraits of beautiful women) and innovative use of color and design. This piece measures 10 3/4 inches high by 15 3/4 inches wide, highlighting fine detailing of facial expressions and traditional garments. The print resonates with Japanese folklore, capturing a tender moment between the two mythical characters.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Prints by Sharaku in Loose Portfolio Binding
Lot #24097 (Sale Order 118 of 224)
A portfolio of woodblock prints by Sharaku, a renowned Japanese ukiyo-e artist active during the late Edo period. Sharaku is celebrated for his expressive portrayals of kabuki actors, emphasizing their dramatic expressions and gestures. This collection includes multiple prints housed in a portfolio measuring 11 inches high by 15 inches wide, with a loose binding. The prints showcase traditional stylized depictions characteristic of Sharaku's work, capturing a unique artistic window into 18th-century Japanese culture. Sharaku's works remain significant in the history of Japanese art for their bold designs and psychological depth.. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print Portfolio by Utamaro
Lot #24098 (Sale Order 119 of 224)
Portfolio of Japanese woodblock prints attributed to Kitagawa Utamaro (1753-1806), a prominent ukiyo-e artist of the Edo period, celebrated for his portrayals of women, often capturing the subtleties of expression and demeanor. The portfolio measures 11 inches high by 15 inches wide and has tape on the front. It includes multiple prints mounted on individual sheets and housed within its original case. The vibrant prints depict women in traditional attire, characterized by fine details and graceful composition, reflecting Utamaro's mastery of bijin-ga (pictures of beautiful women).. .
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Japanese Woodblock Print The Yodo River by Utagawa Hiroshige in Frame
Lot #24099 (Sale Order 120 of 224)
Reproduction of the Japanese woodblock print titled The Yodo River (Yodogawa) by Utagawa Hiroshige. This artwork illustrates a serene scene of a passenger boat navigating the Yodo River, a notable route linking Kyoto and Osaka. A full moon is depicted rising above the river, casting light on the boatmen powering the large vessel, with a smaller kurawanka, or vending boat, nearby preparing food for the passengers. The print is part of the renowned series Famous Places of Kyoto. Framed with dimensions 20 high, 15 wide, and the image portion measuring approximately 15 high by 10 wide. Utagawa Hiroshige (1797–1858) is celebrated for his exquisite woodblock print designs, specializing in landscapes and historical scenes. He is regarded as one of the last great masters in the ukiyo-e tradition, influencing both Japanese and Western art movements.. .
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Framed Japanese Noh Mask Embroidery Depicting Okina Mask and Fan
Lot #24100 (Sale Order 121 of 224)
Framed embroidery featuring a Japanese Noh theater Okina mask and a traditional folding fan. The Okina mask symbolizes prosperity and longevity, being one of the central characters in Noh theater. The fan alongside the mask enhances the representation of good fortune and celebration. The embroidery measures 19 inches high and 13 inches wide, while the image within is 17 inches high and 11 inches wide. It is likely a fukusa, a decorative textile historically used as a gift cover in Japan. Crafted with intricate detailing, the piece reflects the cultural significance of Noh performance and Japanese textile art.. .
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Signed Japanese Woodblock Print of a Duck in Natural Setting
Lot #24101 (Sale Order 122 of 224)
A signed Japanese woodblock print depicting a duck in a natural setting. The print measures 16 inches high by 13 1/2 inches wide, with the image itself measuring 10 inches high by 8 inches wide. The artwork is signed with characters and a red seal, attributing the piece to its artist. The woodblock print showcases traditional Japanese wood carving and printing techniques, characterized by detailed and precise depiction of the subject matter. Mounted in a simple wooden frame, the print is protected under glass, while the backing is wired for hanging.. .
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Japanese Silk Painting of Samurai Warrior from Mid-Showa Era
Lot #24102 (Sale Order 123 of 224)
Hand-painted Japanese artwork on silk depicting a samurai warrior, an archer, mounted on a white horse with an arrow in the air, representing action. The work belongs to the Musha-e (warrior picture) genre, showcasing vivid pigments and delicate gold accents characteristic of traditional Japanese art from the early to mid-Showa era (circa 1926–1950s). The painting’s image measures 17 inches high by 13 inches wide, while the entire framed work measures 24 inches high by 21 inches wide. The painting exhibits foxing. Artist’s signature and seal are lower left.. .
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Painting on Silk Depicting Mount Fuji and Rural Scenery, c1930s
Lot #24103 (Sale Order 124 of 224)
This painting on silk depicts a serene rural landscape with Mount Fuji in the backdrop, accompanied by traditional Japanese architectural elements, trees, and a sailboat on a calm river. The art dates to the 1930s and is executed on silk, displaying fine craftsmanship typical of the period. The visible portion of the image measures 19 1/2 high by 13 1/2 wide, while the overall frame dimensions are 21 high by 15 1/4 wide. The piece is surrounded by an ornate vintage wooden frame with a pattern detailing around its border. The back of the frame is covered, with an attached hanging cord for wall display. A classic representation of Asian artistic themes, showcasing the iconic Mount Fuji.. .
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Portrait of a Smiling Elderly Japanese Woman by K Fukaya
Lot #24104 (Sale Order 125 of 224)
Oil on canvas painting by Fukaya featuring a smiling elderly woman seated against a serene waterfront backdrop with sailing vessels visible in the distance. The image measures 12 inches high and 16 inches wide, while the framed piece measures 19 inches high, 22.5 inches wide, and is of unspecified depth. The woman's expression captures a sense of warmth and wisdom, with fine details notable in her attire and surroundings. The painting is signed "Fukaya" in red at the lower right corner. The frame exhibits an ornate carved design with a gold-toned finish, complementing the composition.. .
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Japanese Landscape Oil Painting Signed by T Saito Depicting River Scene
Lot #24105 (Sale Order 126 of 224)
Oil on canvas landscape painting signed by T Saito, depicting a serene river scene with a small boat, people engaged in daily activities, trees, and houses along the waterway. The canvas is stretched on a wooden frame, measuring 18 inches high and 15 inches wide. The artwork has light staining in the upper right area and a few touch-up spots in the lower right corner.. .
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Thai Silk Painting Depicting Ramayana Battle Scene with Gold Detailing
Lot #24106 (Sale Order 127 of 224)
Thai silk painting featuring a scene from the Ramayana, one of the most significant Hindu epics. The artwork portrays a dramatic battle scene, likely involving Rama or another central character, in combat while riding a chariot. This piece is created on black fabric with intricate gold detailing, characteristic of traditional Thai art. The overall painting measures 20 inches high by 24 inches wide, with the image area measuring 15 1/2 inches high by 19 inches wide. The Ramayana narrates the heroic tale of Prince Rama’s quest to rescue his wife, Sita, from the demon king Ravana. Framed in a wood frame and ready to display.. .
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Signed Japanese Watercolor Depicting Mandarin Ducks on a Riverbank
Lot #24107 (Sale Order 128 of 224)
Signed Japanese watercolor depicting two mandarin ducks perched closely on a riverbank, surrounded by delicate foliage and calm waters in the background. The primary image area measures 18 high by 11 wide, with the full frame dimensions 23 high by 16 wide. The composition showcases vibrant, detailed brushwork and is signed in the lower left corner with a red artist's seal accompanying the signature. The delicate work is housed in a wooden frame with a subtle patina.. .
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Japanese Painting on Silk Depicting Two Ducks on Water
Lot #24108 (Sale Order 129 of 224)
A Japanese painting on silk measuring 23 inches high by 16 inches wide, with an image size of 18 inches high by 11 inches wide. The artwork portrays two ducks gracefully swimming in calm waters, showcasing intricate detail and mastery of technique. Red seals and calligraphic markings, common in traditional Japanese art, are visible in the image. Based on the subject matter and style, this work may reflect the influence of late Edo or early Meiji period artistic traditions. The piece is framed and backed, exhibiting some wear consistent with age.. .
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Utagawa Hiroshige Japanese Woodblock Prints in Matching Frames
Lot #24109 (Sale Order 130 of 224)
Japanese woodblock prints by Utagawa Hiroshige, each image measuring 8 1/2 inches high by 6 inches wide, framed within matching frames measuring 15 inches high by 13 inches wide. The prints feature scenes typical of Hiroshige's renowned ukiyo-e style. Hiroshige (1797–1858) was a renowned Japanese artist of the Edo period, best known for his landscapes and series such as Fifty-three Stations of the Tokaido, offering a unique portrayal of 19th-century Japan. The pair exhibits wear and soiling, consistent with age. These finely detailed prints are framed and ready for display.. .
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Japanese Fukusa Depicting Cranes, Trees and Gift Motifs
Lot #24110 (Sale Order 131 of 224)
This Japanese fukusa features a detailed design with cranes, trees, and elements often associated with traditional celebration and offering. Fukusa are formal textile art pieces, often made of silk, and used to cover gifts during significant ceremonies such as holidays and weddings. They hold cultural importance in Japan, symbolizing respect and formality. Measured at 19 inches high by 19 inches wide, the piece showcases intricate embroidery and possibly painted details. The back side presents a red silk background with an embroidered design. Condition shows light staining, typical of age and use.. .
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Japanese Watercolor by Shigesaburo Ishida Depicting a Scenic Landscape
Lot #24111 (Sale Order 132 of 224)
Japanese watercolor by Shigesaburo Ishida measuring 26 inches high by 20 inches wide and featuring an image size of 19 inches high by 12 inches wide. The painting portrays a serene natural setting with a thatched-roof house nestled amidst greenery, a boat moored by a tranquil waterway, and two figures visible through an open window. Ishida's work often captures the essence of Japanese countryside life, blending traditional architectural and natural elements with soft, harmonious tones. Shigesaburo Ishida is renowned for his detailed and evocative watercolor landscapes inspired by the rural and idyllic sceneries of Japan.. .
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Kano Tanyu Artwork Depicting Summer Palace Scene Print
Lot #24112 (Sale Order 133 of 224)
Artwork attributed to Kano Tanyu, a prominent Japanese painter from 1602 to 1674. Kano Tanyu was a significant figure in the Kano school of painting and gained recognition for his mastery in ink painting and traditional Japanese art during the Edo period. Titled 'Summer Palace.' It measures 30 high by 23 wide with visible toning and is mounted on a board. The artwork features a detailed scene of a palace with surrounding architectural elements and natural landscapes. The piece is marked 'Printed in France' and carries a copyright by New York Graphic Society.. .
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Hand-Painted Signed Chinese Watercolor Painting Featuring Natural Scenery
Lot #24113 (Sale Order 134 of 224)
A hand-painted Chinese watercolor painting measuring 34 inches high by 34 inches wide, with an image size of 22 inches high by 22 inches wide. The piece depicts a natural scenic view with large, detailed tree trunks, bright autumnal yellow foliage, and village buildings in the backdrop. The style is consistent with the 'xieyi,' or freehand, method characterized by its luminosity and transparency. Two figures are featured carrying goods in a serene village setting. The painting is signed in Chinese script with red artist seals. It is mounted in a simple black frame with a neutral backing ready for display.. .
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World War 2 Army Sip Escape Map Service Framed Chart of Tokyo and Osaka 1943
Lot #24114 (Sale Order 135 of 224)
Framed World War 2 Silk escape map featuring the regions of Tokyo and Osaka issued by the Army Map Service in 1943. The map measures 25 inches high by 23 inches wide, framed to dimensions of 30 inches high by 29 inches wide. Double-glass framing on both sides showcases the map for optimal visibility. Marked as A.M.S. 5301, this second edition was prepared under the direction of the Chief of Engineers, U.S. Army, and redrawn from a Japanese Imperial Land Survey map dated 1937. Communications were revised in 1943 based on intelligence reports, and place names were corrected to the modified Hepburn Romanization system. "For use by War and Navy Department Agencies only, not for sale or distribution" is printed on the map, reflecting its restricted wartime purpose.. .
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Vintage Japanese Painting on Silk Depicting Four Geisha Figures
Lot #24115 (Sale Order 136 of 224)
Framed Japanese painting on silk featuring four individual images of traditional female figures, each meticulously rendered and adorned in flowing garments with fine details. The images individually measure 10 inches high by 3 1/2 inches wide, while the total frame size measures 27 1/2 inches high by 21 inches wide. The artwork is mounted within a mat with a red border and encased in a wooden frame with gilded accents. . .
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Three Japanese Import Paintings from 1920s
Lot #24116 (Sale Order 137 of 224)
Three Japanese import paintings from the 1920s, featuring nature-inspired scenes including landscapes with trees, birds, and Mount Fuji. Each painting is characterized by fine detail and subtle coloration. Framed dimensions measure approximately 5 inches high by 17 inches wide and 6 inches high by 13 inches wide. The works reflect the themes of traditional Japanese aesthetics and were originally imported by The Chicago Poet's Writing Stationery. The back of one frame includes annotations about the import history.. .
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Russo-Japanese War and Japan Her Strength and Her Beauty by P F Collier and Son 1904
Lot #24117 (Sale Order 138 of 224)
Two historical volumes published by P F Collier and Son in 1904. The first volume, The Russo-Japanese War, contains a photographic and descriptive review of the great conflict in the Far East, featuring reports, records, illustrations, and accounts from war correspondents. The second volume, Japan Her Strength and Her Beauty, celebrates Japanese culture, military strength, and art with a blend of photographs and artistic plates. Both volumes measure 11 inches high by 17 inches wide, with well-worn covers and loose bindings.. .
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Japanese Byobu 4 Panel Folding Screen with Mountainous Landscape and Temple Scene
Lot #24118 (Sale Order 139 of 224)
A Japanese four-panel folding screen, known as a Byobu, showcasing a serene mountainous landscape with a featured temple or village structure. Each panel measures 49 inches high and 18 inches wide, with the screen measuring 49 inches high when closed. The artwork incorporates intricate details of natural scenery, including mountains, trees, and wildlife. The reverse side of the screen shows some tear marks, while the front artistic side is well-preserved. The panels fold for compact storage, and the edges are detailed with protective metal reinforcements, adding durability to its design.. .
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Japanese Byobu Screen Depicting Mountainous Landscape and Birds
Lot #24119 (Sale Order 140 of 224)
A Japanese four-panel folding screen, also known as a Byobu, featuring a painted mountainous landscape with a temple or village structure. This screen also depicts a serene scene incorporating birds, including geese on the ground and others in flight, highlighted with delicate brushwork and serene earth tones. Each panel measures 36 inches high and 18 inches wide when opened, and the total dimensions when closed are 18 inches high, 36 inches wide, and 3 inches deep. The reverse side shows a fabric backing with a repeating pattern, and the artwork includes an artist signature. There are some punctures present on both the front and the reverse sides, which indicate prior use but do not detract significantly from the overall aesthetic.. .
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Japanese Four-Panel Folding Screen Byobu Depicting Mountainous Landscape
Lot #24120 (Sale Order 141 of 224)
Japanese four-panel folding screen, also known as a Byobu, depicting a mountainous landscape with detailed representation of pine trees painted on a gold-leaf background. Each panel measures 36 high x 18 wide, creating a closed size of 36 x 18 x 3. The reverse side is patterned, though it shows some tears. Screens of this style traditionally serve both decorative and practical purposes, often illustrating natural scenes. Artists of this genre often focus on harmonious compositions, blending serenity with bold natural elements. Artist signature is visible on the lower corner of one panel. Overall dimensions of the screen when opened: 36 high x 72 wide.. .
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Japanese Byobu Folding Screen Depicting Mountainous Landscape with Temple
Lot #24121 (Sale Order 142 of 224)
A Japanese four-panel folding screen, or Byobu, decorated with a picturesque mountainous landscape scene. The artwork prominently features a temple or village structure surrounded by natural elements, including rolling hills, vibrant foliage, and figures in traditional attire. Each of the six panels measures 36 inches high by 18 inches wide, with the entire piece measuring 36 inches high, 19 inches wide, and 4.5 inches deep when closed. The screen incorporates intricate gold leaf for added depth and texture in the backdrop. There are some tears present on the reverse side of the screen. This screen highlights traditional Japanese artistry, craftsmanship, and scenic storytelling.. .
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Echo Brand Pure Uncolored Japan Tea Chests by Rockford Wholesale Grocery Co. c1900
Lot #24122 (Sale Order 143 of 224)
Two wooden tea chests labeled Echo Brand Pure Uncolored Japan Tea, imported by The Rockford Wholesale Grocery Co., Rockford, Ill. Each chest measures 10 high, 17 wide, and 14 deep. The chests feature period-accurate decorative illustrations, including a Mt Fuji landscape on the lid and traditional Japanese scenes on the sides, framed with ornate green borders. Likely dating to the late 19th or early 20th century, these chests were used for bulk tea imported to the United States. Visible wear includes damage to the tin linings and decals. These chests represent a historical connection to the trade and aesthetics of Japanese tea imports during this period.. .
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Kote Armored Sleeves from Traditional Japanese Samurai Armor
Lot #24123 (Sale Order 144 of 224)
Traditional Japanese samurai kote, measuring 29 high x 8 wide each. These armored sleeves were essential components of the samurai armor set (rokugu), protecting the arms and hands in battle. Constructed with padded fabric bases, the kote are accented by small metal plates (sane) and chainmail (kusari), providing a balance of mobility and defense. Historically, such accessories were crucial from the early periods of samurai warfare, evolving in design over time. These particular kote show the sleeve-like style associated with armor developments from the 15th century onwards. The reverse sides feature padded layers, serving to enhance comfort and wearability. The weathered appearance and construction elements provide a glimpse into their historical utility.. .
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Meiji Period Japanese Bronze Koro Censers with Foo Dog Finial
Lot #24124 (Sale Order 145 of 224)
Antique Japanese bronze censers, also known as Koro or incense burners, likely from the Meiji Period (1868-1912). Each vessel stands 10 high x 7 wide x 5 deep and features intricate designs, including twin dragon handles, engraved foliage with birds on the body, and lids surmounted by Foo Dogs (also known as Dogs of Fo or Shishi lions). These censers were traditionally used in religious ceremonies, medicinal treatments by burning herbal mixtures, and for purifying the air within homes and palaces. The intricate craftsmanship exemplifies the artistry of the Meiji Period, reflecting the cultural and artistic influences of the era.. .
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Japanese Bronze Vases with Mixed-Metal Inlay from Meiji Period
Lot #24125 (Sale Order 146 of 224)
Japanese bronze vases showcasing exquisite mixed-metal inlay, likely from the Meiji period (1868-1912). The larger vase stands approximately 6 inches high, while the smaller vase is about 5 inches high. Both feature detailed depictions of cockerels (roosters) perched on blossoming branches, presumably cherry or plum. Using materials such as silver, gold, and copper, the mixed-metal inlay emphasizes intricate details and depth. The larger vase is signed, reflecting its artistic origin. These vases represent the high level of craftsmanship characteristic of the Meiji period, when Japanese artisans excelled in metalwork and artistic expression.. .
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Antique Japanese Tetsubin Cast Iron Tea Kettle with Bronze Lid
Lot #24126 (Sale Order 147 of 224)
Antique Japanese cast iron tea kettle, known as a tetsubin, traditionally used in Japanese tea ceremonies for boiling and serving water. Measuring 11 high x 6 wide x 7 deep, this kettle features an octagonal design with intricate detailed scenes on its surface. The domed bronze lid includes a knob finial, and the vessel bears some surface rust indicative of age. Tetsubin, originating from the Iwate prefecture in Japan, are renowned for durability and their ability to enhance the flavor of tea. The inscriptions under the lid could potentially identify the artisan or maker, adding to its appeal as a collector's piece.. .
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Six Japanese Art Pottery Plates with Various Designs Satsuma etc
Lot #24127 (Sale Order 148 of 224)
Six Japanese art pottery plates featuring various traditional designs, including floral, bird, and landscape motifs. Plates range from 4 to 6 inches in diameter. One plate has a minor rim chip noted. Each plate is adorned with detailed hand-painted imagery and patterns, showcasing traditional Japanese artistry. The reverse side of each plate contains distinct markings, indicating their origin and possible makers. The designs include intricate florals, serene landscapes, and elegant birds. Dimensions span from approximately 4 to 6 inches diameter, with variable heights and depths. This collection represents an exquisite example of Japanese craftsmanship.. .
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Seven Japanese Porcelain Plates with Hand-Painted Scenes
Lot #24128 (Sale Order 149 of 224)
Seven Japanese porcelain plates featuring various hand-painted designs inspired by traditional Japanese art and culture. The plates depict scenes such as landscapes, bamboo forests, birds, floral patterns, and human figures. Two plates measure 7 inches in diameter, while the other five measure 8 inches. The designs include intricate detailing and use of vibrant colors. The backs of the plates have different makers' marks, indicating a variety of origins likely from Japan's porcelain-making regions. The condition varies, with some showing signs of wear consistent with age. A decorative and collectible grouping representative of Japanese porcelain artistry.. .
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Japanese Kutani 1000 Flowers Porcelain Teapot with Stopper Signed to Base c 1920’s
Lot #24129 (Sale Order 150 of 224)
Japanese Kutani porcelain teapot featuring the 1000 Flowers pattern, dating to the 1920s. The piece measures 10 high x 6 wide x 5 deep and includes its original stopper. The design is distinguished by a densely packed floral motif in black, white, and gold, complemented by gold gilt accents on the handle, spout, and stopper. The bottom is signed with Japanese characters, denoting its authenticity and origin. Japanese Kutani ware is historically noted for its vibrant, intricate designs and has been manufactured since the 17th century. This piece is an example of fine craftsmanship from the early 20th century, reflecting the artistry of the Kutani tradition.. .
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6 Japanese Bowls with Handpainted Designs and Mixed Materials
Lot #24130 (Sale Order 151 of 224)
6 Japanese vintage bowls featuring varied designs and techniques. The bowls range from 3.5 to 6.5 inches in diameter. Included are intricate handpainted designs of cranes, swans, florals, and traditional landscapes on ceramic surfaces. One piece is encased in a decorative woven metal frame, and another features an elegant metallic geometric motif. The lot also includes a carved black ceramic bowl marked 'Made in Japan.' Some items bear painted markings or characters indicating Asian origin. The collection showcases a combination of handmade artistry and functional craftsmanship representative of Japanese ceramic tradition.. .
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Two Japanese Vases and Two Japanese Urns with Decorative Designs
Lot #24131 (Sale Order 152 of 224)
Two Japanese vases, each measuring 7 inches high by 3 inches in diameter, and two Japanese urns, one measuring 8 inches high by 5 1/2 inches in diameter and the other 5 1/2 inches high by 3 1/2 inches in diameter. The smaller urn has a repaired lid. The vases and urns are adorned with various traditional Japanese decorative motifs, depicting floral designs, trees, and intricate patterns. The bases of the items include markings and identifiers, confirming their Japanese origin. These pieces are ideal for collectors or enthusiasts of Japanese decorative pottery.. .
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Japanese Kutani Enamel Porcelain Creamer and Sugar Bowl Set
Lot #24132 (Sale Order 153 of 224)
Three Japanese Kutani enamel porcelain pieces, including a sugar bowl (3 inches high x 4 inches wide x 5 inches deep), a creamer (3 inches high x 3.5 inches wide x 3 inches deep), and a lidded sugar bowl (5 inches high x 6 inches wide x 4 inches deep). Each piece is richly decorated with floral motifs and crane designs, highlighted with gold accents. Marked on the bases with Kutani character markings indicating its Japanese origin. Kutani porcelain is known for its vibrant colors and intricate detailing, a tradition that began in the early Edo period in Japan.. .
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Japanese Tea Pots Including Oribe and Lidded Tea Cup
Lot #24133 (Sale Order 154 of 224)
Three Japanese tea pots and one tea cup with lid. The largest teapot measures 5 high x 6 wide x 5 deep. One pot features Oribe-style green and black glaze with a woven handle. Another pot has a textured cream base with hand-painted floral and cherry blossom motifs in pink, white, and yellow. A third is decorated with intricate geometric patterns in pastel hues and gold accents, with a maker’s mark on the base. The tea cup has a pink floral motif and a detachable black lid with golden decoration.. .
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14 Japanese Lacquerware Items Including Trays and Boxes
Lot #24134 (Sale Order 155 of 224)
14 vintage Japanese lacquerware items, featuring a variety of decorative pieces. Included is a large tray measuring 19 inches high, 11 inches wide, and 2 inches deep, decorated with traditional Japanese motifs. The collection also contains smaller trays, multiple boxes in various shapes such as round, rectangular, and octagonal, and additional decorative items. Many pieces feature intricate lacquer detailing depicting floral and nature scenes. One round box shows lacquer damage, while most other items are in very good condition. The lot illustrates the craftsmanship and artistic tradition of Japanese lacquerware.. .
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10 Japanese Metal Assorted Trinket Boxes with Various Designs
Lot #24135 (Sale Order 156 of 224)
10 assorted Japanese metal trinket boxes featuring a variety of designs, including intricate engravings of dragons, floral motifs, cultural scenes, and unique shapes such as a camel and a heart. These boxes exhibit general wear consistent with use, and one box has a broken hinge. Dimensions vary for each box. The craftsmanship reflects traditional Japanese artistry. These items are ideal for collectors of decorative metal objects.. .
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Four Japanese Wooden Boxes Including Dice Shaking Box
Lot #24136 (Sale Order 157 of 224)
Four Japanese wooden boxes, including a hexagonal box with a handle designed for shaking dice, featuring painted red interiors and a fitted compartment holding a pair of dice. The collection also includes two rectangular wooden boxes adorned with affixed metal menuki decorations, displaying intricate craftsmanship typical of Japanese design. The fourth box is constructed with wood, lacquer, and silver, featuring a woven pattern and a removable tray interior. The approximate dimensions of one box are 7 inches high, 4 inches wide, and 3 inches deep. The collection captures a blend of traditional Japanese aesthetics and functional design.. .
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8 Japanese Tin Boxes and Tea Caddies with One English Tin
Lot #24137 (Sale Order 158 of 224)
8 Japanese tin boxes and tea caddies featuring various designs, including hand-painted depictions of cranes, dragons, and traditional Japanese motifs. The largest piece is an English biscuit tin with a scenic design and measures 7 high x 6 wide x 4 deep. Other tins include a Richelieu Midas tea tin, a Vanline sandalwood incense tin, and several Japanese tea containers with intricate artwork. The tins exhibit wear consistent with age and use. A mix of artistic and functional mid-century metalware.. .
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Japanese Ceramic Sumo Wrestler Figurine Sake Liquor Decanter
Lot #24138 (Sale Order 159 of 224)
Vintage Japanese ceramic figurine depicting a sumo wrestler seated on a wooden base. The piece is likely designed as a sake or liquor bottle/decanter, as evident from the opening on the back and stopper. The sumo wrestler wears a decorative loincloth with detailed motifs. The piece is missing the dish that was originally held in the figure's hands. Dimensions are 9 high x 8 wide x 8 deep. The decanter showcases traditional Japanese craftsmanship and cultural significance.. .
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Vintage Japanese Ceramic Tea Set with Decorative Box Kutani Ware
Lot #24139 (Sale Order 160 of 224)
Vintage ceramic tea set Japanese Kutani Ware, consisting of a teapot and six cups. The set features intricate designs with multicolored geometric and coin-like patterns enhanced by gold detailing. The teapot includes a pronounced side handle, finely crafted spout, and a decorated lid. Each cup is adorned with complementary motifs and a subtle crackle glaze finish. The underside of the items displays a marking characteristic of Japanese ceramics. All items are neatly presented in a patterned decorative box with a satin-lined interior. Dimensions: Teapot measures 13 x 9 x 6 inches high.. .
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Kuhn and Komor Porcelain Tea Set Japanese Crane Design
Lot #24140 (Sale Order 161 of 224)
Porcelain tea ware by Kuhn and Komor, featuring nature-inspired motifs including birds and foliage. The set includes seven 7 1/2 inch diameter plates, one creamer measuring 1/2 inch high by 6 inches wide by 5 inches deep, as well as matching cups and saucers. Intricately detailed and showcasing delicate designs, this set is marked on the underside with the Kuhn and Komor stamp. The company was a prominent retailer in Asia during the late 19th and early 20th century, known for high-quality porcelain and other fine goods. Estimated to be of exceptional craftsmanship, this tea set exemplifies the brand's attention to detail and expertise in design.. .
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5 Antique Japanese Metalware Including Incense Burner and Footed Tray
Lot #24141 (Sale Order 162 of 224)
5 antique Japanese metal items showcasing fine craftsmanship. The collection includes a footed tray with bird-shaped handles and floral and avian motifs, measuring 5 high x 13 wide x 13 deep. A bee hive-shaped honey container with intricate basket weave details and a small bee finial is also featured. The lot further includes a relief plate with raised dragon designs, an incised plate with detailed patterns and imagery of birds, and an incense burner with decorative accents and a lid topped by a lion-shaped finial. These items reflect traditional Japanese artistic and functional design.. .
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Hirata and Co Sterling Silver Japanese Tea Set with Teapot Creamer & Sugar
Lot #24142 (Sale Order 163 of 224)
Three-piece sterling silver tea set by Hirata and Co, Japan. The set includes a teapot measuring 8 inches high, 9 inches wide, and 3 inches deep, a creamer, and a sugar bowl. The teapot features a wooden handle and ornate stylized finials and handles with decorative details. The creamer has a gold-washed interior, while the sugar bowl and teapot showcase matching scrollwork. Marked Sterling 950 and Hirata and Co. Hirata and Co is known for their high-quality silver craftsmanship in Japan. The set exhibits a fine combination of functional and artistic design. 751 grams total.. .
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5 Antique Japanese Wood and Metal Cigarette Dispensers
Lot #24143 (Sale Order 164 of 224)
Five antique Japanese cigarette dispensers crafted from wood and metal. Includes a mix of designs with decorative elements such as painted and inlaid motifs. One dispenser in the lot is designed as a boat with additional wooden components. Another features a bird accent on a mechanical arm. Dimensions for one of the boxes measure 6 high x 9 wide x 3 1/2 deep. Sold as found; items show wear, need cleaning, and may require minor repair.. .
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Japanese Satsuma-Style Biscuit Jar with Moriage and Gilt Accents
Lot #24144 (Sale Order 165 of 224)
Antique or vintage Japanese Satsuma-style biscuit jar or barrel, measuring 7 high x 7 diameter. This earthenware pottery piece features the distinctive creamy beige crackled glaze that is characteristic of Satsuma ware, often associated with the Meiji period (1868-1912). The jar is hand-painted with intricate decorations, including birds, floral motifs, and possibly figures, highlighted by raised slip details (moriage) and gold gilt accents. It includes a metal lid with a top finial and an attached curved handle, adding to its functional and ornamental appeal. Preserving its original hallmark on the base, this piece reflects the artistry and traditional craftsmanship of Satsuma production.. .
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Antique Japanese Resin Vase with Intricate Relief Decoration
Lot #24145 (Sale Order 166 of 224)
Antique Japanese resin vase measuring 12 high x 5 wide x 5 deep. Featuring intricate reliefs depicting figures in traditional Japanese attire adorned on all four sides. The vase showcases a square base with intricate patterns and motifs that complement the overall aesthetic. The top opening is square with gently curved sides. The resin's detailed carvings highlight craftsmanship and artistry reflective of traditional Japanese cultural elements.. .
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Antique Tightly Hand Woven Wicker Chinese Ceremonial Tea Basket with Brass Handles
Lot #24146 (Sale Order 167 of 224)
Antique Chinese ceremonial tea basket crafted with tightly hand-woven wicker and featuring brass handles. The basket measures approximately 9 inches high by 9 inches in diameter. It has a mis-shapen form and visible stains on the interior surface, indicating historical use and wear. The lid and body are intricately woven, with additional metal hardware components, including a decorative clasp mechanism. Likely used in traditional tea ceremonies, it represents a piece of cultural heritage.. .
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3 Vintage Japanese Paper and Bamboo Umbrellas
Lot #24147 (Sale Order 168 of 224)
Three vintage Japanese umbrellas crafted with paper and bamboo. The designs include vibrant hand-painted floral and bird motifs, as well as plain finishes. The largest umbrella measures 30 inches long and 4 inches in diameter when closed. These items showcase traditional Japanese craftsmanship and attention to decorative detail. Functional and decorative, these umbrellas exhibit varying levels of wear, consistent with vintage items.. .
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4 Vintage Japanese Figures Including Musha Ningyo Samurai Dolls and Resin Figurines
Lot #24148 (Sale Order 169 of 224)
Two Musha Ningyo samurai dolls intricately dressed in traditional armor, a resin figurine of a fisherman standing on a painted platform, and a pair of small clay figures on a decorative box with a black velvet top and red pattern. The samurai dolls are accessorized with miniature traditional weapons and props. The fisherman figurine, marked Made in Japan on the underside, is set on a base designed to resemble water and land. The clay figures depict two men engaged in an activity, positioned on a handcrafted platform. Dimensions: Resin fisherman measures approximately 4 inches high, 7 inches wide, and 3 inches deep. Box with clay figures measures approximately 4 inches high, 5 inches wide, and 4 inches deep. Samurai standing doll measures approximately 12 inches high, 5 inches wide, and 4 inches deep. Samurai kneeling doll measures approximately 9 inches high, 5 inches wide, and 4 inches deep.. .
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Vintage Filigree Silver Chinese Carved Figure Panel Bracelet with Brooch and Earrings
Lot #24149 (Sale Order 170 of 224)
A vintage Chinese jewelry set made of silver filigree, featuring one bracelet, one brooch, and a pair of earrings. The bracelet measures 7 inches long and 1 1/2 inches wide, with ornate panels depicting intricately carved and colorful figures. The brooch and earrings feature matching carved figures, all framed by detailed silver filigree work. This set exemplifies traditional Chinese craftsmanship with its depiction of figures in cultural attire and poses. The reverse sides highlight the fine filigree technique used in their creation.. .
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Vintage Japanese Souvenirs and Collectables Including Table Screen
Lot #24150 (Sale Order 171 of 224)
Vintage Japanese souvenirs and collectables. Includes a folding table screen featuring traditional artwork, a photo album measuring 12 inches high by 8 inches wide by 2 inches deep, and a sterling silver salt container. The lot also contains Japanese-themed coloring and talking books, decorative fans featuring painted scenes, and several small decorative and functional items such as inkstones and ceramic pieces. The items showcase traditional Japanese artistry and cultural elements.. .
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Signed Japanese Watercolor Depicting Scenic Landscape
Lot #24151 (Sale Order 172 of 224)
Signed Japanese watercolor on paper depicting a scenic landscape, featuring vibrant autumnal trees, a distant figure, and traditional homes set against a mountainous background. The artwork measures 9 1/2 inches high by 12 3/4 inches wide. The piece exhibits mat burn and fading. The artist's signature is located in the lower right corner.. .
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Signed Vintage Japanese Watercolor Landscape with Red and Orange Foliage
Lot #24152 (Sale Order 173 of 224)
Japanese watercolor depicting a serene landscape scene with vivid red and orange foliage against a muted backdrop. The work measures 22 high by 15 wide and is signed on the lower left, accompanied by a red seal mark. It shows mild stains and toning consistent with its age. The composition blends traditional Japanese art techniques, showcasing mastery in capturing natural beauty.. .
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Japanese Watercolor Painting by Tokusaburo Kobayashi Depicting a Rural Scene
Lot #24153 (Sale Order 174 of 224)
A Japanese watercolor by Tokusaburo Kobayashi measuring 20 1/2 inches high by 13 1/2 inches wide. This tranquil rural scene captures traditional Japanese architecture with vibrant autumn foliage and a flowing stream. The piece includes delicate details of red and orange trees, soft mountains in the background, and a small figure walking along a dirt path. It is signed by the artist in the lower left corner. Condition problems include light toning and spotting. Tokusaburo Kobayashi is known for his expertise in capturing the natural beauty of Japan, blending traditional techniques with his distinctive style to evoke both serenity and harmony.. .
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Japanese Watercolor Painting by Eizo Kato Depicting Street Scene
Lot #24154 (Sale Order 175 of 224)
Japanese watercolor painting by artist Eizo Kato measuring 26 1/2 inches high by 19 inches wide. The artwork shows a rainy street scene with pedestrians carrying umbrellas, a rickshaw, and illuminated storefronts glowing through the rain. The piece is signed by the artist and has visible toning and a tear on the right edge. Eizo Kato, a Japanese painter known for his mastery of watercolor, often portrayed serene and atmospheric scenes. His works capture vivid everyday moments of life in Japan with delicate interplay of light, shadow, and water. This painting is an excellent representation of his craft in creating mood through subtle detailing.. .
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New Fukaki Woollen Textile Baby Cashmere Scarf Stole Made in Japan
Lot #24155 (Sale Order 176 of 224)
Extra fine baby cashmere scarf by Fukaki Woollen Textile, established in 1887. Made in Japan from 100 percent baby cashmere, the scarf is soft and luxurious with delicate fringe detailing. It measures 72 inches high by 12 inches wide and includes a gift box measuring 16 inches wide, 12 inches deep, and 1 1/2 inches high. The accompanying tag and label provide care instructions in Japanese and additional product details, emphasizing the use of baby cashmere. Fukaki Woollen Textile has a long tradition of crafting premium wool textiles.. Model 671-W76. .
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1950s Chinese Carved Wood Walking Stick with Dragon Motif
Lot #24156 (Sale Order 177 of 224)
A hand-carved wooden walking stick from 1950s China, measuring 45 high, 5 wide, and 3 deep. This intricately carved walking stick features a prominent dragon design, showcasing the traditional craftsmanship and symbolic artistry of Chinese culture. The dragon, a revered symbol in Chinese mythology, embodies power and good fortune. The carving boasts fine details, including a coiled dragon and additional mythical elements along the stick's surface. The natural wood material retains its weathered texture, indicative of its age and usage. A unique collectible piece reflecting historical richness and artistic skill.. .
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Four Chinese Wooden Display Stands with Carved Details
Lot #24157 (Sale Order 178 of 224)
Four circular Chinese wooden display stands, each with a diameter of 12 inches. The set includes two stands with intricate carved designs on the edges and two with simpler, minimalist profiles. Crafted from wood, the stands showcase a variety of finishes, highlighting natural tones and textures. Dimensions: 12 inches diameter, approximately 1 inch high. A practical addition for collectors or home decor display.. .
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Black and Red Lacquer Wooden Carriers with Tongzi Era Inscriptions
Lot #24158 (Sale Order 179 of 224)
A unique pair of octagonal black and red lacquer wooden carriers measuring 28 high x 14 wide x 14 deep. Likely originating from Shanxi Province, these carriers feature intricate craftsmanship with arched frames, scroll legs, and carved detailing. One side is inscribed with a date, the 2nd year of Tongzi (1857), while the other bears a hallmark, Zhou Fu Yuan Tong, indicating a possible place of origin or association. The carriers were likely functional, potentially for holding objects such as oil containers used by a lamp lighter, though their exact purpose remains uncertain. Such inscriptions on utilitarian objects are uncommon, adding to their historical and cultural value. These pieces likely belonged to a preserved stately home, showcasing a glimpse into mid-19th-century craftsmanship.. .
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Chinese Lattice Window Panels from Fujian Province
Lot #24159 (Sale Order 180 of 224)
Two Chinese lattice window panels originating from Fujian Province. These antique or vintage architectural elements are handcrafted from wood and feature intricate geometric lattice designs. Historically used as part of traditional Chinese architecture, these panels highlight the artistic and practical craftsmanship of the region. They measure 21 inches high, 28 inches wide, and 1 inch deep. Such designs were prominent in Southern Chinese villages and areas like the northern region of Shanghai. Today, they are often repurposed as decorative wall panels or frames, adding cultural and historical significance to any collection or interior style.. .
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3 Chinese Wood Lattice Panels Taken From a Bed
Lot #24160 (Sale Order 181 of 224)
Three Chinese wood lattice panels, originally removed from a bed. Each panel measures 17 inches high, 15 inches wide, and 1 1/2 inches deep. The pieces feature intricate carved designs, with two panels showcasing circular medallions with artistic patterns and one panel exhibiting a floral motif with gold embellishments. The wood shows signs of wear consistent with age. These panels demonstrate skilled craftsmanship typical of traditional Chinese design.. .
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Chinese Rectangular Lattice Window Panel Transom From 1800s
Lot #24161 (Sale Order 182 of 224)
Large Chinese rectangular lattice window panel transom dating to the 1800s. The lattice structure is crafted intricately from wood and enclosed in a rectangular frame. This panel measures 30 inches high, 48 inches wide, and 1.5 inches deep. It features a traditional Chinese geometric pattern that is both functional and decorative. Such panels were often incorporated in traditional Chinese architecture to allow light and air circulation while maintaining privacy. Exhibiting age-appropriate wear, consistent with its historical origin, this piece reflects the aesthetic and craftsmanship of its time.. .
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Chinese Scroll Painting of Red New Year Flowers 1925
Lot #24162 (Sale Order 183 of 224)
Chinese scroll painting dated to 1925, depicting vibrant red New Year flowers with black and white accents on the tree branches. The artwork measures 28 high x 67 wide with an image size of 25 high x 50 wide. The scroll exhibits signs of light foxing and creases, indicating its age. An artist's inscription and seal mark are present on the piece, suggesting traditional craftsmanship. Historically, such floral and tree imagery often represents renewal and hope in Chinese culture.. .
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Hand Colored Ink Chinese Scroll Depicting Standing Guanyin
Lot #24163 (Sale Order 184 of 224)
Hand-colored ink scroll depicting a standing Guanyin, rendered with exquisite detail in traditional Chinese style. The scroll measures approximately 26 high and 65 wide, with the image itself measuring around 23 high and 47 wide. The subject, Guanyin, is portrayed adorned with delicate and colorful ornaments, and surrounded by intricate symbolic motifs. Guanyin, also called the Goddess of Mercy, is a revered figure in Chinese Buddhist art, symbolizing compassion and kindness. The artwork carries signs of wear and light wrinkles, which is consistent with its age and contributes to its authenticity. The combination of detailed hand-coloring and fine calligraphic strokes enhances the overall appeal of the piece.. .
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Hanging Chinese Scroll Painting of a Lion by Dai Qi in Ink and Color
Lot #24164 (Sale Order 185 of 224)
A hanging Chinese scroll featuring an ink and color painting of a lion by the artist Dai Qi. The scroll measures 79 inches high and 29 inches wide, with the image itself measuring 27 inches high and 53 inches wide. The artwork depicts a striking and dynamic lion with detailed brushwork, showcasing Dai Qi's expertise in traditional Chinese artistic styles. The piece has light creases consistent with handling or storage. Dai Qi is known for his expressive and powerful animal portrayals in traditional Chinese painting, blending mastery of technique with vivid expression. This scroll exemplifies his skill and artistic vision.. .
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Chinese Scroll Painting Depicting Two Beauties in Ink and Color
Lot #24165 (Sale Order 186 of 224)
A finely crafted Chinese scroll painting featuring two elegant women depicted in a serene natural setting. The image, measuring 17 inches high by 38 inches wide, is adorned with delicate ink and color details. The overall scroll dimensions are 17 inches high by 65 inches wide. The artwork showcases cherry blossoms framing the figures and intricate rock formations at the base. The scroll includes inscribed calligraphy and a red seal, indicative of the artist's signature or studio mark. The artist of this work is unidentified, and no additional biographical details are available.. .
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Antique Indonesian Keris Kris with Damascus Steel Blade and Adorned Handle
Lot #24166 (Sale Order 187 of 224)
Antique Indonesian Keris Kris featuring a wavy Damascus steel blade measuring 23 inches long. The handle depicts a detailed figure adorned with colorful glass insets, showcasing intricate craftsmanship. The sheath is elaborately carved and complements the handle with stylized motifs. Dimensions: 23 inches high, 9 inches wide, and 2 inches deep. Wear and scratching are present, consistent with the item's age. The keris is a traditional weapon and spiritual object in Indonesian culture, valued for its artistry and cultural significance. This piece exemplifies traditional techniques, making it a significant artifact for collectors or cultural enthusiasts.. .
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Antique Chinese Roof Ridge Ornament Depicting the Monkey King from Shiwan
Lot #24167 (Sale Order 188 of 224)
A traditional Chinese roof ridge ornament depicting the Monkey King, originating from Shiwan. This piece stands 11 inches high, 5 inches wide, and 5 1/2 inches deep. Handcrafted with characteristic Shiwan ceramic artistry, it features the Monkey King standing on a wave-like base and holding a staff, represented in a detailed and textured ceramic form. Such ornaments were traditionally designed as architectural decorations for protection and symbolic significance in Chinese culture. Shiwan has been a renowned center for ceramic production with a history spanning over a thousand years, noted for its high-quality glaze and intricate craftsmanship.. .
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Large Stoneware Teapot by Warren MacKenzie with Bamboo Handle
Lot #24168 (Sale Order 189 of 224)
Large glazed stoneware teapot by Warren MacKenzie (1924-2018), a renowned American studio potter and key figure in the functional pottery movement in North America. This piece is 8 1/2 inches high, 9 inches wide, and 7 inches deep, featuring an Asian-inspired design with a distinctive bamboo handle. Warren MacKenzie was a professor at the University of Minnesota and influenced generations of potters through his integration of functionality and aesthetic simplicity. This teapot showcases his mastery of wheel-thrown ceramics and his profound appreciation for traditional forms.. .
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Warren Mackenzie Teabowl with Potter Mark
Lot #24169 (Sale Order 190 of 224)
Warren Mackenzie teabowl featuring his signature potter's mark. The piece measures 4 inches high with a 3 1/4 inch diameter, showcasing Mackenzie's refined approach to functional pottery. Known as a pioneer of modern American ceramics, Mackenzie (1924–2018) was heavily inspired by Japanese folk pottery, particularly the Mingei tradition. He studied under Bernard Leach and focused on creating utilitarian pieces that blended simplicity and elegance. This teabowl exhibits a subtle glaze with earthy tones and displays a tactile surface, consistent with his philosophy of wabi-sabi aesthetics.. .
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Warren Mackenzie Teabowl in Yuomi Style
Lot #24170 (Sale Order 191 of 224)
Handcrafted teabowl by American potter Warren Mackenzie, measuring 3 1/2 inches high by 3 3/4 inches in diameter. Rendered in Yuomi style, the piece showcases a textured, earthy glaze with subtle color variations. Warren Mackenzie (1924–2018) was a renowned ceramic artist and a significant figure in American studio pottery, known for his functional yet artistic creations inspired by the Mingei folk art tradition. He studied under Bernard Leach and is celebrated for his influential role in bringing modern studio pottery to prominence in the United States. Signed on the base, this work exemplifies Mackenzie's dedication to craftsmanship and utility in pottery.. .
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Warren Mackenzie Yuomi Tea Bowl with Potter Mark
Lot #24171 (Sale Order 192 of 224)
Warren Mackenzie Yuomi tea bowl crafted in stoneware with a distinctive earthy glaze. The bowl measures 3 1/2 inches high by 3 1/2 inches in diameter. It features the iconic potter's mark of Warren Mackenzie, an influential and respected American potter celebrated for his contributions to the Mingei folk craft movement. Mackenzie was known for creating functional ceramics that emphasize simplicity, functionality, and aesthetic appeal. This tea bowl embodies his unique approach to pottery and dedication to craftsmanship.. .
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Five Terra Cotta Teapots Including Japanese and Yixing
Lot #24172 (Sale Order 193 of 224)
Five terra cotta teapots, including a Japanese red Banko teapot with a Geisha painting marked Japan, and a Yixing teapot with a maker's mark. Additional items include three miniature teapots, one of which is pumpkin-shaped with distinctive ribbing and chained lid, and two with inscriptions in Chinese characters, originating from Yingge City in Taiwan. Dimensions for the largest pot measure 5 high x 7 wide x 4 deep.. .
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Japanese Imari Porcelain Dishes with Floral and Bird Motifs c1920’s
Lot #24173 (Sale Order 194 of 224)
Japanese Imari porcelain dishes, each featuring a detailed design of floral and bird motifs in traditional red, blue, and white hues. The dishes showcase intricate central circular patterns surrounded by scalloped edges, a hallmark of Imari ware originating from the Arita region of Japan. The reverse side is adorned with subtle blue detailing. Each dish measures 8 1/2 inches in diameter. The Imari style became popular in the late 17th century and reflects Japan’s mastery of porcelain craftsmanship. These pieces exhibit the classic aesthetic balance and are valuable artifacts of Japanese artistry.. .
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Chinese Ceramic Pot and Paperweight Featuring Snow Scene and Calligraphy
Lot #24174 (Sale Order 195 of 224)
A Chinese ceramic set including a 4 high x 7 wide x 4 deep pot and an 8 wide x 2 high x 1 1/2 deep paperweight. The pieces display a finely detailed snow scene, depicting mountains, trees, and a small building, accented by Chinese calligraphy. Likely originating from Jingdezhen, a historic Chinese ceramic hub known for its porcelain artistry. The pot has a drainage hole on the bottom, and both items exhibit crisp, intricate painting consistent with traditional Chinese craftsmanship.. .
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Tibetan Gilt Bronze Figure of Yamantaka Depicted in Alidhasana
Lot #24175 (Sale Order 196 of 224)
Tibetan gilt bronze sculpture depicting Yamantaka, standing in Alidhasana on humans and a lotus throne. The fierce deity is adorned with an elaborate headdress featuring a skull motif and is surrounded by multiple arms, each holding symbolic objects. Detailed craftsmanship highlights the deity's intricate features and dynamic pose. Dimensions are 7 high x 2 wide x 4 deep. Yamantaka is a wrathful manifestation of Manjushri in Tibetan Buddhism, symbolizing the overcoming of death. This piece reveals the artistic heritage tied to Buddhist spiritual traditions.. .
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Netsuke and Wood Carvings Featuring Various Subjects
Lot #24176 (Sale Order 197 of 224)
Finely crafted netsuke and wooden carvings with various subjects, including animals, human figures, and symbolic motifs. The collection includes pieces approximately 2 inches high, wide, and deep each and features detailed carvings such as a sitting Buddha, a fish, a hedgehog, a coiled snake, a lion, a buffalo, and more. Materials appear to vary among hardwoods, with some displaying polished finishes and highlighted textures. Netsuke, historically used as toggles in Japanese traditional clothing, showcase intricate artistry and add to the cultural significance.. .
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Chinese Wood Stands with Varied Designs and Sizes
Lot #24177 (Sale Order 198 of 224)
Four Chinese wood stands featuring intricate and varied designs. The largest stand measures 5 inches high with an 8-inch diameter. Includes a selection of both functional and decorative pieces, showcasing traditional Chinese craftsmanship. Designs range from flat, low-profile bases to a detailed openwork stand with a tripod structure, as well as a vertical decorative holder. These stands are commonly used to display decorative objects or fine collectibles, emphasizing their form and elegance. Crafted from wood and dark-stained for an enhanced visual appeal. Condition varies across the pieces with some signs of wear consistent with age.. .
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Four Chinese Wooden Stands Crafted with Curved and Square Designs
Lot #24178 (Sale Order 199 of 224)
Four Chinese wooden stands including one intricately crafted piece with curved legs designed in a circular style, measuring 5 inches high and 4 inches in diameter, along with three square stands showcasing carved decorative bases. The wood used demonstrates traditional craftsmanship with slight wear indicative of previous use. These stands are ideal for displaying small objects or decorations. Origin of production and artists are not provided.. .
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Four Hand Carved Wooden Display Stands in Various Forms
Lot #24179 (Sale Order 200 of 224)
Four hand carved wooden display stands, each uniquely designed. The set includes rectangular, circular, and irregularly shaped forms. Dimensions for one stand are approximately 11 inches high, 3 inches wide, and 2 inches deep. Likely used for displaying art objects or collectibles, the stands showcase detailed carving and varying wood finishes. The craftsmanship suggests attention to texture and form across the pieces. This set is ideal for collectors or artists displaying small ornamental items.. .
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Japanese Carved Wooden Inro with Traditional Motifs and Cord
Lot #24180 (Sale Order 201 of 224)
Japanese carved wooden inro measuring 3 1/2 inches high, 2 1/2 inches wide, and 1 1/2 inches deep. This traditional Japanese accessory, typically used for carrying small personal items like medicines or seals, features intricate carvings of natural motifs, including animals and foliage. The piece includes its original cord and bead. Inro were especially popular during the Edo period and were predominantly crafted by skilled artisans. The craftsmanship demonstrated here reflects the fine detail characteristic of such handiwork. A beautiful example of Japanese artistry and traditional utility.. .
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Carved Chinese Wood and Red Resin Snuff Bottles
Lot #24181 (Sale Order 202 of 224)
Two Chinese snuff bottles, including one crafted of wood with intricate carvings depicting tree motifs and measuring approximately 4 inches high. The second bottle is red resin, also featuring detailed carvings of architectural and natural scenes, standing approximately 2 inches high. These bottles exhibit traditional craftsmanship and stylistic elements associated with Chinese decorative art. Snuff bottles were commonly used during the Qing Dynasty for storing powdered tobacco.. .
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Three Chinese Glass Snuff Bottles with Portraits of Emperors
Lot #24182 (Sale Order 203 of 224)
Three Chinese glass snuff bottles, each measuring 3 1/4 inches high, 3 inches wide, and 1 1/4 inches deep. The bottles feature finely painted interior portraits of Chinese emperors on one side and inscriptions on the reverse. Each bottle is topped with a unique domed cap in varying materials, including green and white hues. Snuff bottles are traditionally used in Chinese culture to carry powdered tobacco. The meticulous artistry reflects the skill and heritage of Chinese craftsmanship.. .
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Chinese Stone Snuff Bottles with Agate Stoppers
Lot #24184 (Sale Order 204 of 224)
Chinese stone snuff bottles, each standing 3 inches high. The bottles are crafted from natural stone and are topped with agate stoppers, one in green and the other in amber tones. These bottles embody the traditional craftsmanship of Chinese artisans, capturing the inherent beauty of the materials used. .
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Chinese Snuff Bottles Including Glass Pumpkin and Stone with Agate Stopper
Lot #24185 (Sale Order 205 of 224)
Two Chinese snuff bottles and one decorative glass pumpkin. The snuff bottles feature stone bodies, with one having a polished agate stopper and the other featuring a coral-colored stopper with a brass collar. The pumpkin is crafted from glass and has a translucent appearance with a pointed top. The items vary in size, with the snuff bottles measuring approximately 2 and 3 inches high respectively. A set of Bee playing cards is included in the images for scale reference.. .
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Chinese Inside Painted Glass Snuff Bottles with Agate Stoppers
Lot #24186 (Sale Order 206 of 224)
Chinese inside-painted glass snuff bottles with decorative agate stoppers. Both bottles showcase intricate inner painting with traditional Chinese motifs, including landscapes and figures executed with fine detail. The larger bottle measures 2 1/2 inches high and the smaller bottle measures 2 inches high. These bottles demonstrate high craftsmanship in the Qing dynasty-style tradition. Typically used to hold powdered tobacco, snuff bottles are functional and decorative items significant in Chinese art and culture. . .
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Blue Frosted Glass Snuff Bottles with White Butterflies and Carp
Lot #24187 (Sale Order 207 of 224)
Two blue frosted glass snuff bottles, each measuring approximately 3.5 inches high. One bottle features a design of white butterflies and botanical motifs, while the other displays carp and lotus flower patterns. Both bottles exhibit intricate detailing with contrasting frosted and raised designs. The tops are adorned with colorful domed lids fitted with metal rims, complementing the artistic motifs. These decorative bottles are representative of traditional craftsmanship.. .
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Chinese Inside Painted Glass Snuff Bottles
Lot #24188 (Sale Order 208 of 224)
Chinese inside painted glass snuff bottles of varying shapes. The first bottle, approximately 2 1/2 inches high, features a rounded shape and traditional landscape artwork with structures, trees, and water depicted in fine detail. The second bottle, approximately 3 1/2 inches high, has a rectangular form and showcases a painted scene of a bird amidst foliage and flowers alongside Chinese script. Each bottle has a stopper, made with contrasting colors and patterns. Both bottles are marked as 'Made in China.' Inside painting is a traditional Chinese art form historically designed for such snuff bottles, popular during the Qing Dynasty, where artists would hand-paint scenes and calligraphy on the interior surfaces of glass bottles.. .
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Chinese Blue Glass Inside Painted Snuff Bottles
Lot #24189 (Sale Order 209 of 224)
Chinese blue glass snuff bottles, each standing 3 inches high. These bottles feature intricate inside-painted designs, depicting figures in serene natural landscapes. The tops are crafted in different colors, one pink with a metallic collar and the other cream-colored. Snuff bottles such as these were traditionally used in Qing dynasty China to hold powdered tobacco. Inside painting is a delicate and labor-intensive technique, highlighting the skill of Chinese artisans.. .
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Chinese Snuff Bottle with Red Overlay Design of Bats and Endless Knot
Lot #24190 (Sale Order 210 of 224)
Chinese snuff bottle crafted in clear glass with red overlay decorations. Has small chip on foot. The design prominently features bats and an endless knot, symbols associated with good fortune and longevity in Chinese culture. The bottle stands 3 inches high and showcases intricate craftsmanship, including a detailed stopper adorned with colorful accents. The piece is a representation of traditional Chinese decorative art, likely intended for holding powdered tobacco, a common practice in historical China.. .
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Japanese Ceramic Vase and Teapot with Painted Floral Designs
Lot #24191 (Sale Order 211 of 224)
Two Japanese ceramic pieces, including a vase and a teapot. The vase by Inar Co is 12 inches high, 7 inches wide, and 6 inches deep, featuring a white body with blue and orange floral patterns accented by a blue handle detail. . The teapot is 3 inches high and 6 inches in diameter, crafted with green and tan glazes and decorated with floral motifs; it includes a woven handle. Both pieces exhibit traditional Japanese craftsmanship from the late 19th to early 20th century, showcasing a combination of form and functionality.. .
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Sumida Gawa Teapot with Applied Figures and Woven Handle
Lot #24192 (Sale Order 212 of 224)
Sumida Gawa pottery teapot measuring 5 inches high, 6 inches wide, and 4 inches deep. This collectible piece is characteristic of the Sumida Gawa style, which emerged around 1890, invented by Seto potter Ryosai I. It features distinct applied figures in dynamic poses, alongside the unique running glaze for which this pottery is renowned. The teapot's handle is crafted using woven material, adding to its traditional aesthetic. Sumida Gawa pottery production ceased in the 1940s, making such items highly sought after by collectors. This teapot dates back to the 1920s and exemplifies the artistry associated with the Sumida River in Japan.. .
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Japanese Doushin Creative Kokeshi Doll by Usaburo Kokeshi
Lot #24193 (Sale Order 213 of 224)
Japanese Kokeshi doll created by renowned artist Usaburo Kokeshi, known for his creative interpretations of traditional Kokeshi designs. This piece is a "Doushin" creative Kokeshi doll, handcrafted from wood with hand-painted designs, including floral motifs against a textured, multicolored body, and a polished wooden head. The 11-inch high, 5 1/2-inch diameter doll received the Prime Minister's Award, highlighting its high craftsmanship. Kokeshi dolls are traditional wooden dolls originating in the Tohoku region of Japan, celebrated for their graceful design and cultural significance. This includes its original box with Japanese inscriptions.. .
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Bronze and Stag Horn Netsuke Depicting Elder with Fish
Lot #24194 (Sale Order 214 of 224)
Bronze and stag horn netsuke featuring an intricately detailed depiction of an elder holding a fish. Netsuke, originating in 17th-century Japan, were initially created as functional toggles for securing pouches or containers like inro to the obi of a kimono. Over time, they transitioned into highly detailed artistic creations and became collectible art pieces. This piece showcases craftsmanship in its combination of bronze elements highlighted with gold accents and a stag horn outer ring. Dimensions: approximately 2 inches in diameter with additional depth. A subtle cord is attached to the back of the netsuke.. .
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Japanese Sake Set with Bottles and Assorted Cups
Lot #24195 (Sale Order 215 of 224)
Japanese sake set featuring two cobalt blue sake bottles measuring approximately 5 1/4 inches high, adorned with floral motifs and gold accent detailing. The set includes eight sake cups with varying styles: four cups featuring a blue and white swirl design, approximately 2 to 3 inches in diameter; two cups with blue floral decoration and red maker's marks on the base; and two cups with intricate multicolor patterns, including gold accents and calligraphy bands. The pieces showcase traditional Japanese artistry, with markings on the base indicating possible maker's signatures. A refined addition to any collection or for practical use in serving sake.. .
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Vintage Japanese Naga Yasa Wood Carved Large Netsuke
Lot #24196 (Sale Order 216 of 224)
A vintage Japanese naga yasa wood carved large netsuke. One leg has been repaired. Displaying intricate craftsmanship. This netsuke features a detailed carved figure holding a staff and gourd, showcasing traditional design elements typical of Japanese art. The back of the piece includes two holes, characteristic of netsuke functionality for securing to a sash. The base bears a Japanese inscription, highlighting a potential artist's or maker's mark. The item measures approximately 6 inches high, 2 inches wide, and 1.2 inches deep. Netsuke are small, delicately crafted toggles used with the traditional Japanese kimono, which lack pockets. This piece reflects the artistry and utility inherent in such original carvings.. .
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Fukuro Obi from 1950s with Ando Hiroshige Style Scene
Lot #24197 (Sale Order 217 of 224)
Fukuro Obi originating from the 1950s, adorned with an Ando Hiroshige style scenic design. Embroidered fully on one side and partially on the reverse, it measures 12 inches high by 164 inches long. The intricate artwork depicts serene landscapes, rivers, and mountain vistas typical of Hiroshige's aesthetic. This piece exhibits signs of foxing, indicative of its age and authenticity. Hiroshige, one of Japan’s most revered ukiyo-e artists of the Edo period, inspired this design with his mastery in visually poetic expressions of nature and urban life. The obi is a representation of traditional Japanese textile art combined with ukiyo-e artistic influence.. .
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1960s Cream White Floral Kimono with Red Flowers and Brown Kimono
Lot #24198 (Sale Order 218 of 224)
Two traditional Japanese kimonos. The first is a 1960s cream white kimono adorned with a floral design featuring red pop art-style flowers and abstract purple linear accents. Made in Japan, this free-size festive duster or lounge gown measures approximately 60 inches long, suitable for various occasions. The second piece is a brown kimono, approximately 42 inches long, featuring traditional Japanese patterns on the interior lining and adorned with symbolic family crest details on the exterior. Both kimonos showcase classic Japanese craftsmanship and design, making them excellent examples of traditional attire. Dimensions: Cream Kimono - approximately 60 inches high, Brown Kimono - approximately 42 inches high.. .
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Japanese Obi Collection Featuring Bamboo and Floral Motifs
Lot #24199 (Sale Order 219 of 224)
Three traditional Japanese obi textiles showcasing intricate craftsmanship. The collection includes a Fukuro Obi with a bamboo leaf motif in gold, orange, and cream tones on a lustrous woven fabric, measuring approximately 12 inches high and 128 inches long. It is lined and preserved in good condition. Also featured is a Maru Obi with floral and fan motifs, including pine trees, chrysanthemums, plum blossoms, and maple leaves on an ivory background, measuring 11 3/4 inches high and 149 3/4 inches long, with slight fraying and a rich silk and gold thread composition. Lastly, a Chuya Obi with a reversible design; one side displays purple and orange floral patterns on a cream base, while the reverse is solid black with subtle embroidery. Measuring 12 1/4 inches high and 148 inches long, this silk obi exhibits vibrant decorative elements and minimal wear, reflecting its high craftsmanship.. .
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Japanese Stencil Print by Sadao Watanabe Depicting Mary, Joseph, and Infant Jesus
Lot #24200 (Sale Order 220 of 224)
Japanese stencil print titled Mary, Joseph, and the infant Jesus by renowned artist Sadao Watanabe (1913-1996). Watanabe was a Japanese artist celebrated for melding traditional Japanese printmaking methods with Christian iconography. The medium is a kappa-ban stencil print, crafted with brushed pigments on handmade crumpled momigami paper. The subject reflects Watanabe's Christian faith, portraying the Holy Family with surrounding floral and pastoral elements. Utilizing a meticulous stencil dyeing technique, Watanabe’s work embodies his mission of bringing Christian themes to Japanese art. The print measures 8 inches high by 12 inches wide.. .
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Japanese Stencil Print At the Well by Sadao Watanabe
Lot #24201 (Sale Order 221 of 224)
A Japanese stencil print titled At the Well by artist Sadao Watanabe (1913-1996), known for his biblical-themed works in the mingei (folk) style. This piece portrays a biblical scene, likely depicting Jesus and the Samaritan woman at the well, blending Christian motifs with Japanese aesthetics. Watanabe's work is celebrated for its use of traditional Japanese paper, such as momigami, and natural pigments. The image measures 8 inches high by 12 inches wide and showcases vibrant colors, expressive lines, and intricate details. Recognized internationally, Watanabe's art combines faith-based narratives with folk art traditions, emphasizing universal and spiritual themes. The print is accompanied by a red and white cover with the phrase May You Have a Joyous Christmas.. .
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Japanese Stencil Print Nativity by Sadao Watanabe
Lot #24202 (Sale Order 222 of 224)
Japanese stencil print titled Nativity by Sadao Watanabe (1913-1996). Watanabe was a distinguished Japanese printmaker known for incorporating biblical themes into the mingei (folk art) style. This print portrays the Nativity scene, featuring Mary holding the Christ child, with the Three Kings and shepherds also present. Created using traditional Japanese techniques, it includes stencil printing with momigami (crumpled paper) and natural pigments. Watanabe’s work is celebrated for its stained-glass effect and the blending of Christian motifs with Japanese folk culture, reflecting his devout Christian faith and commitment to the Mingei philosophy of appreciating ordinary beauty. Print measures 8 inches high and 12 inches wide.. .
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Japanese Stencil Print by Sadao Watanabe Depicting Nativity Scene
Lot #24203 (Sale Order 223 of 224)
Original stencil print titled The Birth in the Stable by Sadao Watanabe, a renowned Japanese Christian printmaker. Measuring 8 inches high by 12 inches wide, this piece illustrates the Nativity scene, a central Christian event, with figures gathered around the infant Jesus in a stable. Watanabe's artwork is characterized by bold shapes, earthy colors, and intricate details, blending traditional Japanese folk art aesthetics with biblical themes. A prominent figure in Japanese Christian art, he sought to make Christian narratives accessible to a Japanese audience. His distinctive approach is evident in the harmonious depiction of this biblical story. Includes a Christmas greeting design on the reverse.. .
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Japanese Stencil Print by Sadao Watanabe Depicting Three Marys at the Tomb
Lot #24204 (Sale Order 224 of 224)
Japanese stencil print by Sadao Watanabe (1913-1996), a noted artist celebrated for integrating biblical themes with traditional Japanese printmaking methods. This particular piece, part of his "New Testament" series, is dated 1970 and titled Three Marys at the Tomb. It portrays three women visiting Jesus' tomb and is executed using the katazome technique on washi paper. Measuring 8 inches high and 12 inches wide, the work exemplifies Watanabe's unique aesthetic, combining Christian iconography with Japanese folk art motifs. His artworks are internationally recognized and collected.. .
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