Japanese Woodblock Print

Hiroshige Utagawa Woodblock Print Hiroo Furukawa 100 Views of Edo Showa Reprint

Premium Quality from Japan. Authentic. Inspected. Guaranteed. Hiroshige Utagawa Hiroo Furukawa Woodblock Print One Hundred Famous Views of Edo Showa Era Reprint Japanese Ukiyo-e Landscape Art. This is a classic Japanese woodblock print (Ukiyo-e) by the master artist Hiroshige Utagawa. This piece, titled “Hiroo Furukawa, ” belongs to the celebrated series One Hundred Famous Views of Edo. This specific print is a high-quality reprint produced during the Showa era, skillfully recreating the atmospheric perspective and vibrant colors for which Hiroshige is famous. The print comes mounted on a backing sheet. The total sheet size is approximately 300 x 200 mm, while the woodblock print image itself measures 243 x 165 mm. As a vintage item from the Showa period, it shows authentic signs of age, including some staining, spots, and minor tears as shown in the images. These imperfections add to the character and history of the piece, making it a wonderful addition to any collection of Japanese landscape art. Year of Production: Edo period. Condition: Please refer to the photos for the condition and details. We are committed to providing you with the most competitive pricing available in the market. If you discover a better price elsewhere, please inform us. We will gladly match or beat any legitimate competitor’s pricing to ensure your complete satisfaction. For United States Buyers. Special Benefit for US Customers. Our experienced team examines each product to ensure it meets our rigorous standards of excellence. We stand behind every product we sell and will work diligently to resolve any concerns. We are here to accommodate your needs and will work with you to find a satisfactory solution. Important Notice for Buyers Outside the United States. We’re Here to Help! We typically respond within 24 hours.

Mokishi Urushibara WALKING HORSE ORIGINAL SIGNED WOODBLOCK PRINT, 5.75×3.75

Mokishi Urushibara WALKING HORSE ORIGINAL SIGNED WOODBLOCK PRINT, 5.75x3.75

Mokishi Urushibara WALKING HORSE ORIGINAL SIGNED WOODBLOCK PRINT. The print is fixed to cardboard matting, the matting has some sun exposure on the edges, and the printing itself is 5.75×3.75″, with the matting it is 9×7″.

Utagawa Kunisada I Toyokuni III Ebizo V Saruzo I Ibaya Sensaburo 1849

It represents the yakusha-e style. By Ibaya Sensaburo; Edo; 1849. The print measures 9.25 x 14 inches, unframed, and is the right sheet of an oban diptych; likely first edition. Two censor seals (kiwame) above signature. Near the publisher’s stamp can be seen the engraver’s mark within the small yellow cartouche – Takejiro Yokokowa (Horitake) – who is also credited with cutting the blocks for Hiroshige’s “One Hundred Famous Views of Edo”. Except where noted, the sheet has no holes or tears, plate condition generally good. Some toning and foxing to sheet, fading, mounting stains at each corner, slight paper loss UL corner, and right margin trimmed about 3/4 inch, with loss of publishers stamp, right edge of the pink basket, and the end of the black kimono. Sheet 14 x 9.25″ (irregularly cut – 9.5″ top, 9.0 bottom). Ibaya Sensaburo was the principle producer of Kunisada, Kuniyoshi, and Hiroshige’s fan prints. FINE ART PRINTS. STAMPS AND STUFF.

Japanese Color Woodblock Print Reprint Ukyo-e Hanga by Utagawa Kuniyoshi 0622C11

Japanese Color Woodblock Print Reprint Ukyo-e Hanga by Utagawa Kuniyoshi 0622C11. The item is old and accordingly has age related wear. So please judge condition from the pictures. Artist: Utagawa Kuniyoshi Title: Battle Underwater. Due to age, the picture has stains and stains. I believe it is a reprint. Overall dimensions: 38 x 26cm Unless otherwise requested the picture comes either flat or rolled up. We have no control over taxation and cannot predict its amount or particular application. Please see “Item Condition” for product details. (: THANK YOU AND HAVE FUN SHOPPING :).

Antique Japanese Meiji Kuchi-e Woodblock Print Bijin Beauty Cherry Blossoms

Offered here is an antique Japanese kuchi-e woodblock print – a frontispiece-style bijin-ga (beautiful woman) print from the Meiji era, a genre celebrated for its fine multi-color printing and refined depictions of elegant women, originally published as illustrations for literary magazines and novels of the period (circa late 1800s-early 1900s). This example depicts a graceful woman with an elaborate traditional coiffure and ornamental hairpin, wearing a striking red under-kimono beneath a delicately patterned outer robe, standing beside a blossoming cherry tree. Fallen petals drift around her, some rendered in full color and others as delicate outline-only “ghost” petals – a refined artistic touch typical of top-tier Meiji-period printmaking. A signature and seal appear on the tree trunk, consistent with the bijin-ga masters of the period. Details: Medium: Multi-block woodcut (nishiki-e) on thin Japanese paper Image size: approx. 11-3/4″ x 14-3/4″ Signed and sealed within the composition (see photos) Mounted on cardstock; unframed Condition: Age-appropriate toning, minor stain spots near the tree trunk; no tears or image loss. Please review all photos closely, as they are part of the description A beautiful example of Meiji-era Japanese printmaking, well suited to collectors of ukiyo-e, bijin-ga, or Japanese art generally.

Utagawa Kuniyoshi Ukiyo-e Japanese Triptych Woodblock Print 1856 Edo

“Mizugame Kudaki Meiyo no Arawareshi Zu” (The Smashing of the Water Jar: A Scene of Honor Revealed). The print depicts an episode from the siege of Chokoji Castle, a prelude to the Battle of Yasugawara. The warrior Shibata Katsuie, besieged by the Rokkaku forces, smashed his own water jar to show his resolve to his men before launching a surprise attack and winning the battle. This is a scene of charging into the enemy after smashing the water jar, thus earning his name Shibata the Jar Breaker. Because it was forbidden in the Edo period to openly depict retainers of the Oda clan, the warrior is shown here under a disguised name, “Sembata Kanroku Tatsuie, ” rather than as Shibata Katsuie. Artist: Utagawa Kuniyoshi. Format: Oban triptych (three sheets), nishiki-e (color woodblock print). Date: Ansei 3 (1856). Subject: Historical samurai warrior scene. Size: (Oban) approx. 39 cm x 25 cm (15.4 in x 9.8 in). Condition (please read carefully). Many worm holes and tears. Soiling / staining. Marks from an old backing having been removed. Slight fading in places. Please study the photos closely, as they are the best guide to condition and form part of the description. RETURN AND CANCELLATION POLICY. Orders may be cancelled only if the item has not yet been dispatched. Please review all photos carefully.

Hiroshige Vintage JAPANESE Woodblock Print Wisteria at Kameido Tenjin Shrine

Wisteria at Kameido Tnejin Shrine. From the Series ; One Hundred Famous Views of Edo. By Utagawa Hiroshige (1797 – 1858). Showa period Vintage woodblock print. Published by Ooedo Shupansha. Oban tate-e Large Size : about 15.5 x 10.25 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.

Hiroshige Utagawa Woodblock Print 100 Views of Edo Horie Nekozane Showa Reprint

Premium Quality from Japan. Authentic. Inspected. Guaranteed. Utagawa Hiroshige Japanese Woodblock Print, One Hundred Famous Views of Edo, Horie and Nekozane Scene, Showa Era Reproduction Art Print, Meisho Edo Hyakkei. This is a classic woodblock print from the world-renowned series “One Hundred Famous Views of Edo” (Meisho Edo Hyakkei) by the master artist Utagawa Hiroshige. The artwork depicts the scenic view of Horie and Nekozane. This piece is a high-quality color woodblock reproduction produced during the Showa era, skillfully recreating the traditional ukiyo-e aesthetics for collectors and enthusiasts of Japanese art history. The print comes mounted on a backing board (cardboard) for stability. The total mount size is 300 x 200 mm, while the actual woodblock print area measures approximately 243 x 165 mm. Please be aware that this is a vintage item and exhibits signs of age, including noticeable stains, spotting, and some tearing as shown in the images. These imperfections reflect its history and provide an authentic vintage aesthetic. Year of Production: Edo period. Condition: Please refer to the photos for the condition and details. We are committed to providing you with the most competitive pricing available in the market. If you discover a better price elsewhere, please inform us. We will gladly match or beat any legitimate competitor’s pricing to ensure your complete satisfaction. For United States Buyers. Special Benefit for US Customers. Our experienced team examines each product to ensure it meets our rigorous standards of excellence. We stand behind every product we sell and will work diligently to resolve any concerns. We are here to accommodate your needs and will work with you to find a satisfactory solution. Important Notice for Buyers Outside the United States. We’re Here to Help! We typically respond within 24 hours.

Yoshitsuya Utagaw Japan Woodblock Prints Battle Samurai Fight Grapple Ukiyo-e

Work: Hyogun Dan 54 Part 39: Orio Usuke Naito Yura no Suke wo Ikidoru. Period: First year of the Genji era (1864). Condition: good, margin slightly damaged. 39 x 27 cm. If you are aware of any vendors offering a more competitive pricing than ours, kindly bring it to our attention. We are committed to providing you with the best possible price and will adjust our rates accordingly to ensure your satisfaction. Upon receiving your order, we take the utmost care in inspecting your valuable items at our facility to ensure they meet our high standards of quality. Upon receiving your order, we will conduct a thorough inspection of the item to ensure it meets our high-quality standards. We are here to assist you and address any concerns you might have.

Vtg EISHOSAI CHOKI 1775-1822 Woodblock Print Beauty and Wind Chimes

This piece is after the original which was created in 1798. This piece is part of the famous Robert O. Wonderful Choki design of an elegant beauty pausing to look out a window. Small figures dot a pathway below, and a bell with a poem slip attached hangs from the window frame. She wears a tie-dyed kimono and carries a small metal container of coals. A terrific composition with beautiful fine detail in the hairline. This piece is double matted and framed under glass, in a a great wooden frame. With frame, this measures 17 inches x 24 inches.

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