These prints and the accordion book they are in were produced in the sometime before 1940 based on the outside material and gold fleck paper used on the inside. Each print is made with original design wood blocks on thick book binding paper. The prints are a mixture of first and second edition Hiroshige prints. […]
A late 1800’S – early 1900’s Japanese shunga erotic print fold out book. This is part of a personal collection we brought from Kyoto, Japan. There are 12 prints printed on Japanese washi paper. After the 12 prints there is a long description / story printed on the following pages in small written Japanese. It’s […]
From estate of serious NJ Japanese Art/antiquities collector. All are handsomely framed and matted by professional. View of Lake Biwa and the Town of Otsu from the Kannon Hall at the Miidera in Otsu, no. 54 from the series Pictures of the Famous Places on the Fifty-three Stations (Vertical Tokaido). Image measures approximately 9x14in. Overall […]
The items are as shown in the photos. Un-certificated item is not guaranteed. All items are as is. We wouldn’t declare the low value or mark as “gifts”. We’ll ignore illegal requests. Tsuba menuki fuchi kashira kozuka katana wakizashi tanto koshirae kabuto yoroi armor menpo kinko statue netsuke inro ojime hokusai jizai arrowhead jiku.
Year of publication: Late Edo period. Print Size : 12.3×9.2cm(4.8×3.6 inch) per sheet. Some small abrasions are visible. Nothing is known about this print, so no details are available, but it depicts nine women of various characters surrounding a single man.
Fubi no Seisho (Calligraphy for Women’s Beauties). Good condition, some marks and stains, a piece of paper is pasted on the back side. 1801 (the first year of the Kyouwa era).
Works Akita’s Famous Tanabata Festival Kanto Prints. 14 x 9 cm (image size). Neburinagashi / Hitahi / Koshikuruma / Katagagashira / Te-nohira.
Works Eight Views of Chishu Park, Rainy Inner Moat. Condition Blemished, water stain on the reverse. 21.5 x 27 cm (image size). Exhibited at the Exhibition of the Japan Print Association.