This framed woodblock print by renowned artist Nishijima Katsuyuki beautifully captures the storefront of Shogo-in, a traditional shop in the historic Shogo-in district of Kyoto. The scene highlights the charm of the area with its classic wooden architecture and welcoming tanuki figure. The artwork remains visually striking, though it does show some signs of age. […]
Experience the charm of Kyoto through Tomikichiro Tokuriki’s “The FIFTEEN VIEWS OF Kyoto, ” a cherished series of woodblock prints. Each print showcases the timeless beauty of Japan’s cultural heartland, with rich, multi-colored illustrations that capture the essence of the city’s landscapes and landmarks. Created in 1955, these prints are genuine antique originals, offering a […]
Size in inches : 17 x 3. Date : 1984, pencil signed, dated and numbered 138/150.
This limited edition Japanese woodblock print depicts umbrellas artfully displayed in front of a home in Kyoto, Japan, by the artist Kiyamachi Nishigima, a famous artist from Kyoto, Japan. This print is an original woodblock print and is signed by the artist himself. The image orientation is portrait, and the print is medium-sized, measuring 13 […]
Japanese woodblock print Kyoto map Edo period(1867). Date: Keio3(1867). Condiyion: There are small damages due to age. 35/03in x 23.03in (89cm x 58.5cm).
Thank you for visiting! This painting depicts Maruyama Park, located east of Yasaka Shrine in Shijo, Kyoto. Maruyama Park is said to be the best park in Kyoto. And its garden beauty is appreciated throughout the four seasons. This painting depicts a winter snow scene with a tranquil atmosphere. If it sells first, it may […]
This beautiful set of three Vintage miniature woodblock prints made in Japan is a must-have for any collector of Japanese art. The prints were crafted by Ushido, handmade in Japan, of what I believe to be Benji Asada woodblock prints and are post-1940 in age. The multi-color designs are vintage reproductions of traditional Japanese prints. […]
After graduating from Kyoto City School of Arts and Crafts (now Kyoto City University of Arts), he devoted himself to the creation of woodblock prints. Tokuriki created many works from the early Showa period to the postwar period, particularly known for his landscape prints depicting Kyoto’s scenery and traditional culture. His works are characterized by […]
7 3/4″ by 10 3/4″ image. 14 3/4″ by 17 1/2″ with the frame. The artist signed at the lower right in pencil. The artwork is in very good condition, the frame has small scratches.