Pins (Jacob) The Japanese Pillar Print: Hashira-e

A Pair of Hashira-e Japanese Woodblock PrintsEdo period (1615-1868), woodblock prints, hashira-e, pillar print format each with two sheets in vertical composition, both signed to lower corners, laid d

Eizan (Kikugawa) (Japanese, 1787-1867), Geisha, color woodblock print, hashira-e format, (pillar prints) in two sheets joined vertically measuring 528.5 x 9.25 inches, Provenance: Collection of Dr. an

Artist: Kiyonaga, Torii, 1752-1815 Title: A Courtesan Standing under a Family Shrine Date: 1783 Medium: Japanese woodblock print Image Size: 27 1/8 x 4 7/8 inches Illustrat

Artist: Katsukawa Shuncho A young woman and a man on a pilgrimage. Formerly Tikotin. Date: End of 18th century Medium: Japanese Woodblock Print Hashira-e: 62.3 x 11.7 cm Katsukawa Shuncho (1884-1934)

A Japanese woodblock print. Isoda, Koryusai (Japan, 1735-1790). Depicting six male and female beauties in a New Year concert. Hashira-e. 25 3/4"h x 4 7/8"w. Frame: 31 1/8"h x 10 1/8"w. Condition: Havi

Japanese woodblock print. Artist: Kikugawa Eizan. Subject: Two Courtesans, one with toothpick, other with mirror. Date: c.1810. Size: Hashira-e design measures: 4" x 23.5". Condition: Good impression,

Japanese woodblock print. Artist: Unknown Utagawa school. Subject: Courtesan. Date: c1780-90. Size: Hashira-e design measures 4” x 23". Condition: Good impression, fading to color, even toning,

Artist: Koryusai, Isoda, fl. c. 1764-1788 Title: Two Courtesans Date: c. 1780s Medium: Japanese woodblock print Image Size: 33 1/2 x 4 3/4 inches Notes: Hi

Artist: Harunobu, Suzuki, 1724-1770 Title: A Woman with a Fan Walking under a Cloud on which Raiden, the God of Thunder, is Seated Date: c. 1768 Medium: Japanese woodblock print Image Siz

Japanese Woodblock Print. Artist: Kitagawa Utamaro (attributed). Subject: Two courtesans walk under lanterns. Date: c1790s. Size: Hashira-e design measures: 4.5” x 24". Condition: Good color and

Japanese Woodblock Print, 1950's woodblock SIZE IN INCHES: 13.75 x 4.5 inches COMMENTS: Fine antique pillar print of descending geese flock with large full moon. Aizuri-e design only of shades of blue

Japanese woodblock print. Artist: Mizuno Toshikata. Subject: The Rose Pin. Date: c1900. Size: Kuchi-e design measures 8.5” x 10.75". Condition: Very good color, impression, condition. Typical (f

Unknown artist. Likely circa late 17th to 18th c.Not inspected out of frame. Frame 32" x 9.5" Print 27" x 5"

Japanese Woodblock Print by E J Quayle Worker in Rice Field

Japanese Woodblock Pillar Prints Two items, undated, unsigned, each depicting a young woman in a landscape, each matted and housed in a wood frame under glass; provenance: Chicago, Illinois estate Con

3 Japanese woodblock pillar prints. 19th century. Depictions of women in robes. Framed under glass.

Pair of Japanese Woodblock Pillar Prints, Signed Within Plate, 26 1/2 x 4 1/8"

Artist: Fujita, Fumio, b. 1933 Title: Fields E Edition: 11/200 Date: 1970 Medium: Japanese woodblock print Image Size: 14 5/8 x 10 7/8 inches Notes: Brus

TORII KIYONAGA, pillar print depicting a courtesan. Likely circa late 17th to 18th c. Not inspected out of frame. Frame 32" x 9.5"Print 26.5" x 4.5"

KAWASE HASUI (1883-1957) One oban yoko-e print and one oban tate-e print Showa era (1926-1989), 1947 The first, entitled Yamanakako no banshu (Autumn Evening at Lake Yamanaka); the second, entitled Ki

Five 19th/20th C. Japanese woodblock prints, ukiyo-e scenes, with matching frames. Far left by Utamaro, ca. 1800; the middle print by Toyokuni, ca. 1810; top left by Yoshitoshi, ca. 1890; top right is

Artist: Eishi. Subject: Courtesans. Date: c.1880's. Medium: Japanese Woodblock Print Size: Hashira-e design measures: 4.25" x 24". Condition: Good impression. Fading to color, Toning, wear, etc. Pleas

Title: Utagawa Kuniyoshi 1853 Samurai Woodblock Print Ukiyo-e Description: A cool antique woodblock print or ukiyo-e by Utagawa Kuniyoshi, one of the most famous and renown woodblock print artists in

An antique Japanese woodblock print, Ukiyo e series, The Little Cherry, Most Beloved Tree in the Garden, right page of a triptych, 1849 to 1852, by Utagawa Kunisada also known as Utagawa Toyokuni III,