Japanese Woodblock Print

Antique Japanese Original Woodblock Print Triptych by Kunisada II Snow c. 1852

Antique Japanese Original Woodblock Print Triptych by Kunisada II – Snow c. He was a pupil of Kunisada, married his daughter, and inherited his art house. He mainly worked in the same manner as his teacher, creating portraits of warriors, scenes from Kabuki theater plays, and portraits of beauties in the genre of bijin-ga. This print is a triptych – a three-sheet print called “Snow” (Yuki), from the series “Moon, Snow, and Flowers” (Getsusekka no uchi). It depicts a high-ranking nobleman, portrayed in the manner that is usually associated with illustrations for “Genji Monogatari” or the story of Prince Genji. It shows the Prince with two beauties on the riverbank in winter, with a servant holding an umbrella over his head, and the beauties have their own umbrellas to shelter them from the snow. Prince’s samurai retainers are kneeling in the snow, one of them is holding Prince’s sword. The artist created the most beautiful clothes fro the group with colorful overcoats and kimonos. They all wear geta – traditional Japanese elevated sandals to keep them from the snow on the ground. A very attractive scenery with pine trees and the river in the background. The print was made using the Japanese woodblock technique in 1852 during Kunisada’s lifetime. All three sheets of the triptych are signed with Kunisada II’s signature (Kunisada ga and Kunisada hitsu) and stamped with the publisher’s seal of Yamamatoya Heikichi (Eikyudo). 1852 AUTHOR: Utagawa Kunisada II (Toyokuni IV) PUBLISHER: Yamamatoya Heikichi (Eikyudo) TITLE: “Snow” (Yuki) SERIES: “Moon, Snow, and Flowers” (Getsusekka no uchi) 1852 PAPER. Paper METHOD OF PRINTING: Woodblock printing PRINTED: Lifetime printing circa early 1852 PRINT SIZE: Three sheets 14″ X 9.3″ (28″ X 14″ altogether). The condition is very good. Good detail and colors, some toning and soiling of the paper. The prits are backed on washi paper. Get images that make Supersized seem small. Track Page Views With.

Yoshikazu Mt. Fuji Ukiyo-e Japanese Woodblock Print Small Signed

Fuji Ukiyo-e Japanese Woodblock Print Small Authentic Signed. This item is classified as indicated in the title. Please note that accessories shown in the images are all included unless otherwise specified. As an antique or used item, it may show signs of age such as stains, tears, discoloration, or wear. All damages are noted if prominent; minor imperfections may not be visible in images. Condition: Used / Antique. Material: Not specified. Type: Not specified. Age: Not specified. This item is pre-owned, so it may show signs of age-related wear such as scratches, scuffs, chips, cracks, dirt, stains, discoloration, and fading. Please be sure to review all photos carefully and confirm the condition before purchasing. Please note that measurements are taken by our company, so please understand that there may be some errors. If there is no special description about the accessories, only this item will be included.

VINTAGE ANTIQUE JAPANESE WOODBLOCK PRINT UKIYO-E SHIN HANGA HIROSHIGE Ando

Title: “Crossing the Bridge” – part of Hiroshige’s 53 Stations of Tokaido. Medium: Vintage Antique Original Woodblock Print printed in the Ukiyo-E Shin Hanga style. Date: Mid-20th Century printing (circa 1940s – 1950s); Genuine Japanese woodblock printing (Nishiki-E). Signature: Signed in the Block plus red chop. Size: 12 x 8 1/4 inches (total mat). Printer: Uchida Woodblock Art Printing Ltd. Publisher: Kyoto Handicraft Center, Kyoto, Japan. Provenance: Hatay Stratton Fine Art, Northampton, Massachusetts.

Japanese Woodblock Print Book Mokugo Zuanshu Asai chu Unsodo Craft Design 1909

Formal Name: Mokugo Zuanshu. Feature: Japanese Woodblock Print Book. Contents: 65 illustration page, of which 24 page is woodblock print. Size: 37.5 × 25?? (14.8×9.8 inch). He initially studied Japanese painting before turning to Western painting. He studied in Paris in 1900. He became a professor at the Kyoto School of Fine Arts, nurturing new talent while also creating craft designs. This book primarily features craft designs mainly used on ceramics and similar items. Condition:The cover shows creases, the corners have wrinkles, there is slight peeling, faint stains appear in some margins of the illustration. S, and some illustrations show fading. This item is not new. Please refer to the description-of-item columns and the pictures.

Kuniyoshi Woodblock Print Triptych Kabuki Play Hayano Kanpei 47 Ronin Ukiyo-e

Bookstore situated in Tokyo, Japan. Feel free to have a look at our store! Work name:???? Ono Sadakuro, Senzaki Yagoro, Chushin meimei kikigaki zosho. For items condition please see photos and comment. Please understand that we occurred a simple check so there might be little oversight. We try to photograph and describe the condition as accurately as possible. Although, the condition of the item may be felt worse than our description due to individual subjectivity. Displayed price is applicable for any number of prints on our store. And it may take longer than the number of days written above. We do not mark merchandise values below value or mark items as gifts. Japan, US and International government regulations prohibit such behavior.

Sadanobu Hasegawa III Vintage Woodblock Print 3 Warriors Kabuki Theater Japan

Created in the mid 20th C. Time period, the piece captures the essence of Japanese culture and craftsmanship, making it a valuable and unique addition to any collection of Asian antiques or prints. 15″ HIGH X 13 1/2″ WIDE.

Joichi Hoshi Early Spring 1976 Woodblock print Signed & Sealed Framed 008

Joichi Hoshi “Early Spring” 1976 Woodblock print Signed & Sealed Framed 008. Thank you for visiting. This is an original woodblock print titled Early Spring by Joichi Hoshi, created in 1976. The work is hand-signed and sealed in the margin and comes framed with its original paper storage box. Known for his tree-themed compositions, Hoshi’s works are highly regarded among collectors of modern Japanese prints. Author: Joichi Hoshi Work title: Early Spring Year: 1976 Technique: Woodblock print Signature: Hand-signed with seal Image size: approx. 26.0 × 19.2 cm Frame size: approx. 38.8 × 31.8 cm Condition: Overall good condition. The artwork shows slight age-related toning and minor surface soiling. It has been stored for a long period and remains well preserved overall. The frame has very light scuffs and minor wear consistent with age. An acrylic panel is fitted to the front. Please review all photos carefully. Born in Niigata, Japan, he worked as an elementary school teacher in Taiwan before returning to Japan after World War II to pursue art. He graduated from Musashino University of Fine Arts in 1956 and developed a unique style combining traditional woodblock techniques with contemporary themes. His early work focused on stars and constellations, but from the 1970s, he became celebrated for his mystical tree prints, often enhanced with gold and silver leaf. Hoshi’s works are held in major museums worldwide and remain highly valued by collectors. International Buyers – Please Note.

Antique Japanese Woodblock Print Triptych by Inoue Tankei Emperor Parade c. 1885

Antique Original Japanese Woodblock Print Triptych by Inoue Tankei Emperor Observing Parade c. Presented is a beautiful Japanese full oban-size original woodblock print created by the renowned artist of the Meiji period, Tankei (Yasuji) Inoue (1864 – 1889). The Emperor is portrayed mounted on a horse, observing a military parade at the Aoyama parade ground. Please note – this is the lifetime portrait of the Emperor. Inoue Yasuji was the most talented student of Kiyochika Kobayashi. He had the potential to become one of the great masters of Japanese printmaking during the Meiji era. Tragically, his life was cut short when he died at the age of only 25. By the time Kiyochika gave up Western-style landscapes in 1881, Yasuji had designed only eight prints in his own name, but he perpetuated his master’s style over the next three years, particularly in the format of small postcard-size prints. Both Kiyochika and Tankei incorporated elements of French Impressionism into their woodblock prints. This is predominantly through the use of shadow and light, not used previously within ukiyo-e. There would often be two prints of the same scene, one depicting day and the other night. The print was made using the Japanese woodblock technique in 1885 during Yasuji lifetime. All first (left) sheet of the triptych is signed with Yasuji’s signature and stamped with the publisher’s seal. AUTHOR: Tankei (Yasuji) Inoue TITLE:”MIlitary Review at the Aoyama Parade Ground by His Majesty the Emperor”. Paper METHOD OF PRINTING: Woodblock printing PRINTED: Lifetime printing circa 1880s PRINT SIZE: Three sheets 14″ X 9.25″ (28″ X 14″ altogether). The condition is good. Good detail and colors, some toning and soiling of the paper. All three prints show some losses at the edges and corners. The prints are backed with washi paper; some unbacked strips still visible. Get images that make Supersized seem small. Track Page Views With.

Signed Tokuriki Tomikichiro woodblock print Moon Night at Uji River

Moon Night at Uji River. Technique: Japanese woodblock print. 30 × 28 cm (11.81 × 11.02 inches). 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.

Totoya Hokkei 1789-1850 Japanese Woodblock Art Print Geisha & Bamboo

I pack your items like I would want my stuff to be packed, safe and sound. NOTE: We get a lot of emails and we will answer them as the order they are received. Please see photos for details! Please visit our store! Be confident your package will arrive safely! Item Number: 6014-269 SKU: 5798 Condition Description.

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