Toyoshige Japanese Woodblock Print Bird and Iris Design on Paper, Japan.
Toyoshige Japanese Woodblock Print Bird and Iris Design on Paper, Japan
Toyoshige Japanese Woodblock Print Bird and Iris Design on Paper, Japan.
Toyoshige Japanese Woodblock Print Bird and Iris Design on Paper, Japan.
Kawase Hasui Clearing After a Snowfall at the Asakusa Kannon Temple 12 x 18
Please see the attached photos of the item for sale. This item is a Japanese woodblock print titled Clearing After a Snowfall at the Asakusa Kannon Temple (Asakusa Kannon no yukibare) by Kawase Hasui. Subject: The print depicts the bright red main hall of Senso-ji Temple in Asakusa, Tokyo, blanketed in white snow after a storm, with two figures walking nearby. Details: The image shows a quiet, serene scene in contrast to the typically bustling temple grounds.
1963 Orig Fumio Fujita Signed JAPANESE Woodblock Print Forest Bird
By Fumio Fujita (1933 -). 1963, early edition, self-published, not numbered, pencil signed, titled and dated in the lower margin. Fujita Fumio : Born in Handa City, Aichi Prefecture, about 40km due south of Nagoya, no information is available on Fujita Fumio’s early life other than the artist’s own words from a 2005 interview in commenting on his nickname “Forest Painter”: Since I was child, my places to play were forests… I want you to see the charm of those forests. SIZE IN INCHES: about 12.5 x 16.25 inches include margins. If you were unable to receive the package for any reason, please ensure it is picked up within 3 days. You won’t have to pay anything after checkout. We are off on Saturday, Sunday (Japan time) and National holidays in Japan.
Vintage Hokusai The 36 Views of Mount Fuji 46 woodblock print complete Set
Vintage Ukiyo-e Katsushika Hokusai The Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji 46. This is a genuine hand-printed woodblock print. Ukiyoe by Hokusai Katsushika. Hokusai was the only Japanese selected when “LIFE” magazine in the United States created a special feature “100 people in the world who have made the greatest achievements in the last 1000 years”. His novel work surprised impressionist painters such as Van Gogh, Monet, and Degas, and had a great influence on the “Japonismu” that swept the West in the 19th century. It has all the works. All 46 works are available. As this is an old item, there are stains, creases, etc. Instruction book is included. Print size: 30 x 21 (cm). Box size: 41 x 30 x 8 (cm). Please Enjoy viewing 36 beautiful Mt, Fuji by Hokusai. Used items are one-of-a-kind items, so please find your favorite item.
Japanese Woodblock Print Original Authentic Antique 1895 Kiyochika
AGE: 131 years old. MEDIUM: WOODBLOCK PRINT (INK ON PAPER) NISHIKI-E. SIZE: OBAN (APPROX 13.5 X 9.5 INCHES) or 33cm by 24cm approximately. This image is a Japanese polychrome woodblock print (nishiki-e) titled Uproar in the Palace of the Dragon King (Ryugu no Sawagi) from the series Long Live Japan: One Hundred Victories, One Hundred Laughs. Context: It was produced between 1894 and 1895 during the First Sino-Japanese War. Subject: The artwork is a caricature depicting characters in the mythical Dragon Palace reacting to the turmoil caused by the war, specifically highlighting a large anchor falling into the palace. Historical Significance: This series served as wartime propaganda, aiming to boost national morale by portraying Japanese victories through humorous or satirical scenes. Main Title: Long Live Japan: One Hundred Victories, One Hundred Laughs. Sub-title/Scene: Uproar in the Palace of the Dragon King.
Japanese Woodblock Print Original Authentic Antique 1895 Kiyochika
AGE: 131 years old. MEDIUM: WOODBLOCK PRINT (INK ON PAPER) NISHIKI-E. SIZE: OBAN (APPROX 13.5 X 9.5 INCHES) or 33cm by 24cm approximately. This mage is a woodblock print titled A Shock for Chanchan from the series Long Live Japan! One Hundred Selections, One Hundred Laughs. It was created by Japanese artist Kobayashi Kiyochika in 1895 during the First Sino-Japanese War. The scene is a political satire depicting a Chinese man kneeling beside a woman who is crying a literal pool of tears. The series title is a pun on the expression “One Hundred Battles, One Hundred Victories, ” instead meaning “One Hundred Victories, One Hundred Laughs”. (Nihon): Japan. (Hyakusen hyakusho): One Hundred Victories, One Hundred Laughs. (Kiyochika): Kiyochika (Artist’s name). (Imasha): Publisher name. This image is a Japanese ukiyo-e woodblock print titled “Tears of the Peking Girl” (Pekin jo no rakurui). It was created in 1894 by the artist Kobayashi Kiyochika (writing under the pseudonym Koppi Dojin). The print is part of a series titled Nihon banzai: Hyakusen hyakusho literally Long Live Japan! One Hundred Victories, One Hundred Laughs. Subject Matter: The series featured satirical and often racist parodies of Chinese people to celebrate Japanese military successes. Depiction: This specific print shows a Chinese man kneeling and speaking to a woman who is crying so profusely that her tears have formed a large pool at her feet. Text: The upper portion of the print contains a humorous commentary filled with wordplay and puns related to the war.
1920’s Antique Japanese Woodblock Print Angry Diving Crow
1920’s Antique Japanese Woodblock Print – Angry Diving Crow #1. Japanese Antique Woodblock Print. 1920/30’s, via Boston dealer (active 1920’s to 1933 closure). SIZE IN INCHES: 11 x 16 (margins as published). COMMENTS: Skillfully executed “bokashi” shading with brush-like strokes capture the softness/texture of wingtips, nicely detailed, red artist’s seal adds color accent. A Very Cool Print. If you were unable to receive the package for any reason, please ensure it is picked up within 3 days. You won’t have to pay anything after checkout. We are off on Saturday, Sunday (Japan time) and National holidays in Japan.
HASUI JAPANESE Woodblock Print SHIN HANGA Spring Moon at Ninomiya Beach
Spring Moon at Ninomiya Beach. By Kawase Hasui (1883 – 1957). Later edition, ATOZURI woodblock Print. Oban tate-e Large Size : about 16 x 10.75 inches include margins. If you were unable to receive the package for any reason, please ensure it is picked up within 3 days. You won’t have to pay anything after checkout. We are off on Saturday, Sunday (Japan time) and National holidays in Japan.
Kasamatsu Shiro Woodblock Print Eight Views of Tokyo / The main gate of Zojoji
Eight Views of Tokyo /. The main gate of Zojoji. Technique: Japanese woodblock print. 40 × 27 cm (15.75 × 10.63 inches). We sell only authentic traditional Japanese hand-printed woodblock prints, including later re-carved or later edition works. We do not handle modern machine-made prints, offset prints, or modern printed copies of any kind. All prints in our store are genuine te-zuri (hand-printed) woodblock prints, carefully hand-printed by skilled Japanese artisans using traditional Ukiyo-e techniques on authentic Japanese washi paper. The visible pigment bleed-through on the reverse side is a natural characteristic of hand printing and a clear sign that this is not a reproduction or machine-made print. Please refer to the photos for the item’s condition. We strive to photograph and describe the condition as accurately as possible. However, perceptions of condition may vary depending on individual standards.
Toyohara Kunichika (1835-1900) Otani Tomoemon Woodblock Print Japan
The actor Otani Tomoemon V playing the role of Ono no Michikaze (also read as Ono no Tofu) in the play Ono no Tofu Aoyagi Suzuri performed at the Ichimura-za Theatre, 5/1869. From a set of at least 22 prints published by Gusokuya Kahei, 1869. Pupil first of Toyohara Chikanobu (whose name he took), then of Utagawa Kunisada (among the few of Kunisada’s pupils who did not use the name of Utagawa). Produced prints of actors, sets of views, historical subjects, journalistic illustrations in the late Kunisada tradition, which reflect the declining taste of the public and the worsening color printing. Particularly known for some late okubi-e. A minor artist, but represents the last of the great ukiyo-e tradition. Ashmolean; Baltimore; British; Cincinnati; Fine (California, De Young); Musee (1), (2); Musees; Newark; Riccar; Tokyo (1); Victoria; Waseda. Condition: The art is in good condition. The paper is very thin. Please review all photos…. I had this piece up already, I removed it from the frame to show authenticity. It measures: 14 1/16″H x 9 3/8″W.