Two Wood-cut prints from a book, c.1600

Two Wood-cut prints from a book, c. 1600. depicting scenes from Greek mythology.(RANDJ7206/2)(WK) Measurements:Sight: 7 x 6 Framed: 10 x 9 Property Title:

A lot of two antique Japanese books with uncolored woodblock prints. Two volumes. The woodblock prints depict various military scenes in a courtyard and mountain landscapes. Paper covers. Circa: late

Lot of six unframed, book matted woodcuts, including three by Emma Bormann, two by Lyonel Feininger and one by Raoul Dufy. [Largest: (image) 9 1/2" H x 16" W]. All in good condition.

Two Framed Decorative Woodcut Prints by Jacques Hnizdovsky (Ukrainian/American,1915-1985), Spider Plant, 1976, Edition 83/100, signed lower center and Tabby, 1982, signed lower center. Largest (spider

Henry Kallem (1912-1985) Still Life, ed. 4/100, and Side Street, ed. 15/100, n.d. Woodcut prints Both signed lower left

Two Woodcut Prints - Allen W. Seaby and Ernest W. Watsonthe first: Allen W. Seaby (British, 1867-1953), Trout, pencil signed, titled, and numbered 65/100 lower margin, unframed; the second: Ernest W.

Japanese ukiyo-e woodblock print book with twenty-seven pictures in color of figures and deities, circa nineteenth century. 10.5" H x 7.5" W.

A pair of oversize subject matter books on Chinese Painting and woodcut printing. Approx. 9"X12"

A set of two woodcut prints by Asa Cheffetz, 1897-1965, American artist. The engravings depict mountain landscapes with wooden houses during winter. One of the prints has a black paper frame and has a

Alexander Moffat (Scottish, b. 1943): "It Takes Two to Tango" and "Naples" Two woodcut prints; both pencil signed, dated 1960, and titled on the mats . 11" x 14" including the

"Jobs Wanted" - pencil signed lower right, titled and dated 1932 N.Y. lower left, image - 8.25" high x 10.25" wide. The Family" - pencil signed lower right, titled lower left, image - 10.5" high x 8"

Two Japanese woodcut prints depicting ladies in the bath. [Sight: 4 3/4" H x 7" W; Frame: 8" H x 11 1/2" W]. In good condition.

One of the woodcuts depicts a reclining figure, and is entitled "Reciling Figure" [sic], and is probably intended to say "Reclining Figure". It is Printed in brown and black ink on brown paper, and Si

Kishida Hideto; NIPPON NO SHIRO, "Castles of Japan," illus. by Hashimoto Okiie, 1899-1993 (Tokyo: Kato Hanga, 1944) 11 1/4 x 8 in., in traditional Japanese fukurotoji binding: white cover printed with

Norbertine von Bresslern-Roth (Austrian, 1891-1978). Two wood cut color prints on paper. Includes: (1) octopus and lobster, and (1) figural blue parrots. Both in vibrant colors. Unframed. SHIPPINGHill

(California, 1869-1954)Two 1934 woodcut prints: Moon Gate, Garden with Peacock, both signed at bottom margin "Bertha Lum 34", both sight, 5-1/2 x 4 in.; matching gilt wood frames, 17-3/4 x 14-1/2 in.�

Allen Lewis (American, 1873-1957) two color woodcut prints, "Midnight Toil" and "Saint Francis Preaching to the Birds", signed to margins, bearing labels verso. [Frames: 18 1/4" H x 14 3/4" W].

Kiyoshi Saito (Japanese 1907-1997) two cats woodcut print signed in pencil lower left Kiyoshi Saito. Numbered lower right 19/200. Fair condition with light foxing on the image and evidence of moisture

THREE SPHERE SPACE (VIOLET) NUMBER TWO, color woodcut print, signed and dated and titled in pencil, numbered 78/110, image 28 x 18 1/2", sheet 32 1/2 x 22 1/4".

Lot of 7 Japanese 2 wood-cut prints w/ 5 Books (EAST2409/7){AC} Measurements: Books: 9.5 x 6.5 Framed Wood-cut Prints: 15 x 12.5 & 12 x 10

MARAITR "Sandhog" Black ink on paper, title and signed Dimensions: Frame H20"x W 15 .5", Sight H 12 1/4" x W 8" Untitled (still life) Wood block ink on paper, title and signed Dimensions: H 19" x W 23

Dexter Davis (American, Cleveland School b.1965) Boneface, I and II, woodcut and collage, titled and numbered on the matting, numbered 2/30 and 20/30, matted. Dimensions: 11.5 x 8 in. sheet size. Co

Kurosaki, Akira (Japanese, born 1937) Camouflaged Reflection C and Camouflaged Reflection D, limited edition woodcut prints; numbered, titled, signed and dated 1978, measuring 15 by 21 inches, in meta

Apostle Saint Philip, 13 1/2" x 9" (sheet) and Albrecht Durer, "The Death of the Virgin", 11" x 8" (image), both framed