Japanese Woodblock Print Yoshitoshi Original Authentic Antique 1887 Night Battle
AGE: APPROX 146 YEARS OLD. MEDIUM: WOODBLOCK PRINT (INK ON PAPER) NISHIKI-E. GENRE: UKIYO-E (PICTURES OF THE FLOATING WORLD). SIZE: OBAN (APPROX 14 X 9 INCHES) or 35cm by 23cm approximately. CONDITION: very good (see detailed pictures), nice woodgrain impression. DESCRIPTION: SOLDIERS NEAR THE SHORE ON A CLIFF WITH FLAGS. COMMENTS: This is a rare and valuable Japanese woodblock print from the late 19th century, created by the renowned artist YOSHITOSHI. The artwork depicts a stunning scene in vibrant multi-color, and is made from high-quality paper. This antique original print is over 146 years old, and is a beautiful representation of traditional Japanese art. It is a perfect addition to any collector’s gallery or museum, and will undoubtedly bring joy and wonder to those who appreciate the beauty of Asian art. Don’t miss the opportunity to own such a unique and precious piece of history.
Authentic Woodblock print Likely a Ukiyo-e depicting a kabuki theater scene
Authentic Woodblock print Likely an Ukiyo-e depicting a kabuki theater scene This print is made of paper, framed and matted. The production technique is woodcut printing, originally from Japan. It holds historical and cultural significance, showcasing the traditional art form and craftsmanship of Japan in the late 19th century.
HISHIKAWA MORONOBU WOODBLOCK RELATED PRINT 2 LOVERS AUTUMN FIELD with SWORD JAPAN
The product is a vintage reproduction Japanese woodblock print by Hishikawa Moronobu, depicting two lovers in an autumn field with a sword. The print is created with black ink on paper, showcasing the traditional craftsmanship of Japanese art. Made after the original work by Hishikawa Moronobu, this piece is a beautiful representation of Japanese culture and aesthetics, perfect for art lovers and collectors interested in Asian antiques. 18 1/2″ WIDE X 14 1/2″ HIGH MAT. 10″ HIGH X 14″ WIDE MAT OPENING. ART GALLERY PROVENANCE ON REAR OF FRAME BOARD. MATTED / FRAME DISCARDED.
1971 Modernist Japanese Woodblock Print Work 20 by Kenji Kusaka b. 1936 57/200
Up for sale is a small woodblock print by acclaimed Japanese print artist, Kenji (Ken) Kusaka b. Kusaka is a print artist known for his abstract, modernist works. Felix Juda, a super-collector commissioned Kusaka. To make a series of card prints through the Red Lantern Shop in Kyoto. This print is one of those that were commissioned. The print is titled, “Work 20, ” numbered 57/200, dated “71” and signed “KEN” at bottom. It is unframed, but attached to a backing card utilized by Juda in issuing the print, which identifies the commission and the artist. The print and backing card are in excellent condition. Print measures approximately 6.875 inches high x 3.75 inches wide. Backing card measures 8.125 inches high x 5 inches wide. If the item is not paid for within this time frame, an unpaid item case will be opened. More pictures available on request. Please note that this item is not accompanied by a certificate of authenticity or any other source verifying its authenticity.
Ukiyo-e Japanese Woodblock Print Tago Bay near Ejiri on the Tokaido
Title:? (Tokaido Ejiri Tago no ura ryaku zu) / Tago Bay near Ejiri on the Tokaido. Series: (Fugaku sanjurokkei) / Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji. Publisher: Nishimuraya Yohachi. Size: 25.1 x 37.1 cm 9 7/8 x 14 5/8 in. Edition: Takamizawa Reproduction (20th century). Note: This is a high-quality woodblock reproduction produced by Takamizawa Publishing, as indicated by the publisher’s seal on the verso. Not an original Edo period print.
Hiroshi Yoshida Woodblock Yozakura In Rain Cherry Blossoms Jizuri Seal 1935
This is 10.5″X15.5″. There is a small rip on the right side of the margin. It does not affect the display. This is from a smoke free pet friendly environment.
Okazaki Shintaro woodblock print A Snowy Day of Five-storied Pagoda in Ueno
A Snowy Day of Five-storied Pagoda in Ueno. 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.
Tsuchiya Koitsu Tomonotsu Inland Sea 1940 Woodblock Watanabe Round Seal
The design is dated Showa 15, Summer (1940) in the margin. The scene depicts boats in harbor at dusk with tall masts and sails silhouetted against a warm gradient sky, with Koitsu’s signature crisp linework and beautiful water reflections. This print is block-signed “Koitsu” and bears the artist’s red seal in the lower right, consistent with authenticated impressions of this design. The smooth bokashi gradations in the sky and the layered blue tones in the water are classic Koitsu characteristics. Artist: Tsuchiya Koitsu. Title: Tomonotsu (Seto Inland Sea series). Date in print: Showa 15 (1940), Summer. Medium: Japanese woodblock print (shin-hanga). Format: Vertical oban approx. 16.5 x 11.25 in / 42 x 28 cm, if full size. Overall appears clean with strong color and intact margins (see photos).
Antique Japanese Woodblock Diptych Print by Kunisada II INAZUMA ZÔSHI c. 1860s
Antique Japanese Woodblock Diptych Print by Kunisada II – INAZUMA ZÔSHI 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 diptych – a two-sheet print. It depicts two people on the left sheet: a man who appears intimidating and a woman who raises her hands to calm him down. There is a man on the right sheet who is pulling her kimono. The title tells us that the woman is actually a Kabuki actor Bando Mitsugoro, playing the role of koshimoto Iwahashi. Iwahashi was a lady in waiting (koshimoto) for the wife of a daikyo from the Kabuki play “Ukiyozuka Hiyoku no Inazuma (The Floating World’s Pattern and Matching Lightening Bolts)”. She came to the Hasedera Temple in Kamakura, accompanied by yakko Hachinai (man on the left). The man on the right sheet is Fuwa Banzaemon – the main villain of the play. He is trying to capture Iwahashi, but Hachinai helps her to escape. The print was made using the Japanese woodblock technique in the 1860s during Kunisada’s lifetime. Signed with Kunisada II’s signature (Kunisada hitsu) and stamped with the publisher’s seal of Daikokuyo Kenzaburo, 1860s AUTHOR: Utagawa Kunisada II (Toyokuni IV) PUBLISHER: Daikokuyo Kenzaburo CREATED: 1865 TITLE: Scene from Imazuma Zoshi PAPER. Paper METHOD OF PRINTING: Woodblock printing PRINTED: Lifetime printing circa early 1860s PRINT SIZE: 14″ X 9.3″. The condition is very good. Great detailed impression, bright colors, some very minimal toning, and soiling of the paper. Get images that make Supersized seem small. Track Page Views With.