framed print of Chinese or Japanese street

After Katsushika Hokusai Mitsui Shop on Suruga Street in Edo colored woodblock print, reprint, framed published by Kato Hanga Kenkyujo together with a book Otto Benesch, Die Spätmeister Des Japan

(1876-1950 Japanese) Street vendors, framed colored woodblock print, signed with artist cipher lower right, approximate work size by sight 9" x 14", frame 13 3/4" x 18 1/2".

Frames 15 x 10 to 21 x 16 inches.

Hiroshi Yoshida, framed woodblock print, Hiroshi Yoshida (Japanese, 1876-1950), "Kagurazaka Dori" or "Kagurazaka Street after a Night Rain" from Twelve Scenes of Tokyo, 1929, woodblock print on paper,

Pair of Asian figural prints. Framed under glass. Height: 18"; Width: 14". Imperfections. (Orientalist, Japanese, Chinese) STERLING ASSOCIATES STRIVES TO PROVIDE ACCURATE, OBJECTIVE, & FAIR INFORMATIO

2pc Junichiro Sekino Japanese Woodblock Prints Framed 21''x25'' Each Approx. Includes two street scenes with temple. Ink signed with chop. Visibly in excellent condition.

Collection of ten Chinese and Japanese paintings and prints; each exhibiting various figural scenes; some signed, with inscriptions and seal marks; 27" x 52" largest, approx.; three framed

"Japanese and Chinese Prints", "Selected Arrangements of Moribana and Heikwa: Volume II", "Falls, Sounds, and Merchandise of the Peking Street Peddlers, and "The Art Institute of Chicago Japanese Prin

INCLUDES "SANNO-FESTIVAL AT FIRST STREET" FROM 100 FAMOUS VIEWS OF EDO, 1856-59 (FOLD LINE & TRIMMED), "ARAI, FERRY BOAT" FROM 53 STATIONS OF THE TAKAIDO (HOEIDO EDITION, c.1870, DAMAGE TO EDGES); "VI

Includes (2) framed Kogyo Tsukioka Japanese woodblock print including Tosen (Chinese Boat) from the "100 Noh Plays" series, circa 1923; and Genzai Shichimen from the "100 Noh Dramas&quo

Japanese or Chinese woodblock print of a crane housed in a black frame. Stamed and signed lower left. 27.5 inches height, 9.5 inches width sight. 28.5 inches height, 10.5 inches width framed. 27.5"H x

Four various Chinese and Japanese artworks; including embroidered two-panel screen, signed painting, and two woodblock prints; H: 33" (screen); all framed

Woodblock prints. Japan, 18th -19th Century Framed in passe-partouts. Shape: Square or rectangular woodblock prints Dimensions: 21 x 15, 30.5 x 21.5, 33.5 x 15 CM Condition: Good condition, age relate

Pair of Japanese Woodblock Prints, circa early 20th century, color image 6.5 x 8.75 inches, other one 7.75 x 6 inches, both framed; ALSO WITH 20th century Chinese Landscape School, Idyllic Landscape,

3 pieces; antique Chinese framed watercolor (19.5"x27.3"), Japanese framed watercolor (14.5"x10.7") and a framed print (7.8"x18")

Each Framed under glass. Two colored Woodblock prints, and two landscape paintings on silk. As found condition. Minor frame losses, etc. Keywords: Japan, China, Japanese, Chinese, Korea, Korean, Calli

Three paintings: two Chinese, with inscriptions and seal marks; together with Japanese woodblock print; 19 1/2" x 46" (largest, sight, approx.); one framed

Description: A pair of modern Japanese geisha prints, along with a signed mid-century Chinese watercolor lake / landscape painting on rice paper, with silk borders. Type: Framed art Materials: Paper,

TSUCHIYA KOITSUJapan, 1870-1949Side Street Araki in Yotsuya. Woodblock print, oban tate-e, 16" x 10.5". Framed 20" x 14".

(19th/20th century) small framed paintings, figural subjects, ink and color on paper, numbered "2103.126.1-20", sight, 2-3/4 x 1-7/8 in., paint and gilt wood frame, 6 x 4-1/2 in.; paper scroll with wa

includes a triptych from the Tale of Genji, and a print of a temple street scene, and a print of flowers in a vase, all prints are framed, only one is under glass. DOA: 18.75 x 42 in. (largest)

1894-95 Commercial War Color Lithographs from the Japanese invasion of Manchuria and the resulting war with China, each with lengthy caption. These were sold on the street corners as daily news extras

Chinese embroidery & 2 Japanese woodblocks, Chinese embroidery on silk with various figures, framed, silk panel is 25.75" by 13.25", woodblock prints are 9.75" by 14.5", figures traveling & snow scene

UTAGAWA KUNISADA IIJapan, 1823-1880Lady in Kimono From the Tales of Genji series, circa 1850. Label verso for Gary Levine, Newbury Street, Boston.Woodblock print, 4.5" x 3". Framed 14" x 11".