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 […]

Japanese Woodblock Print Plum and Little Sparrow Rakuzan Large Size Bird

Formal Name: Rakuzan kacho-gafu. Plum and Little Sparrow. Feature: Japanese Woodblock Print, Bird. Contents: First edition made by Rakuzan. Year of publication: 1929. Light foxing in the margins. Rakuzan was born in Kyoto. When he was young, he studied under Takeuchi Seiho, a pioneer of modern Japanese painting and a representative painter of Kyoto painting. […]

Japanese Woodblock Print Book kogyo Kachogacho Bird and Flower

Formal Name: Yoshikuni Kachogacho. Feature: Japanese Woodblock Print Book. Contents: 12 illustration page. Size: 26×28.5 cm(10.2 ×11.2 inch). Condition: Cover is stained, dulled and peeling, corners are slightly scratched, illustrations are partially foxed, stained, ink marks and corners are creased. Please check the images. He was a disciple of Tsukioka Yoshitoshi and created many ukiyo-e […]

Shizuo Ashikaga 1950s Vintage Signed Heavenly Bamboo Bird Woodblock Print Framed

Shizuo Ashikaga 1950s Vintage Signed Woodblock Heavenly bamboo (Nandina domestica) and Japanese white-eye (Zosterops japonicus) Framed Print Under Glass Uchida Kyoto Shizuo Ashikaga (1917-91) was a painter active during the mid-20th century. Born in Ehime Prefecture in 1917, Ashikaga graduated from Kyoto Municipal Arts University. He studied under Taikan Yokohama and worked primarily as a […]

Japanese Woodblock Print Night Heron on Bamboo Rakuzan Large Size Bird

Formal Name: Rakuzan kacho-gafu. Night Heron on Bamboo. Feature: Japanese Woodblock Print, Bird. Contents: First edition made by Rakuzan. Year of publication: 1929. Light foxing in the margins. Rakuzan was born in Kyoto. When he was young, he studied under Takeuchi Seiho, a pioneer of modern Japanese painting and a representative painter of Kyoto painting. […]