2 Vintage Japanese Silk Screen Prints

Including gallery labels Overall- 13" x 21"

15" x 13" & 15.5" x 11".

This gorgeous piece is a sheer silk with amazing rich colors of a home near a waterway.  It is sealed in a thin matte and attached to the posterboard, so unable to see if it is signed.  The back has

Kazutoshi Sugiura (Japanese, b. 1938) 2 silkscreen prints. 1) "Lavender Peony" 1983, signed, dated and numbered. 2) "Lavender Iris" 1985, signed, dated and numbered. Size: 1) 9.5'' x 8.75'', 24 x 22 c

Kazutoshi Sugiura (Japanese, b. 1938) 2 silkscreen prints. 1) "Camellia No. 6" 1990, signed, dated and numbered. 2) "Poppy No. 4" 1992, signed, dated and numbered. Size: 1) 12.25'' x 7.75'', 31 x 20 c

Finely crafted custom silk kimonos; one painted with fan motifs, the other with all-over foulard print and ombre lining. Condition: In very good vintage condition overall; a couple small runs to silk,

Okuya, Naomi (Japanese, b.1930). 2 colored serigraphs. ++ "YU 666. Q," c.1970. Serigraph. Edition 1 of 75. Signed, titled, and editioned in pencil, lower margin. 25" x 19 3/4" ++ "YU 808. A," c.1970.

Kazutoshi Sugiura (Japanese, b. 1938), Iris No. 91silkscreen print in colors on paper, 1991, signed, titled, and numbered 37/80 at lower margin, matted and framed under glass. Image size 13 1/2 x 23 1

Yayoi Kusama (B.1929), Silkscreen Print Image Size: 23 1/2 by 21 in. (59 by 53 cm.) All measurements are approximate. Signed (lower right) Yayoi Kusama (B. 1929) is a Japanese contemporary artist who

Yayoi Kusama (B. 1929), Silkscreen Print Image Size: 22 3/8 by 18 1/2 inches (57 by 47 cm) All measurements are approximate. Signed (lower right) Yayoi Kusama (B. 1929) is a Japanese contemporary arti

Yayoi Kusama (B.1929), Silkscreen Print Image Size: 28 1/2 by 22 1/2 in. (72 by 57 cm.) All measurements are approximate. Signed (lower right) Yayoi Kusama (B. 1929) is a Japanese contemporary artist

Yayoi Kusama (B.1929), Silkscreen Print Image Size: 28 by 22 1/2 in. (71 by 57 cm.) All measurements are approximate. Signed (lower right) Yayoi Kusama (B. 1929) is a Japanese contemporary artist who

SHOICHI IDA (Japanese, 1941-2006). Paper Between Brook and Reflected Moon, 1980, Numbered trial proof 2 of 3 of a silkscreen print collé on paper. Artwork from the series: "Surface is the Between -

Woman by River 9 1/2" x 11 1/2" Art excluding Matte. Frame: 15" x 17". See photos for condition and details. Local pick-up available on February 4th or 3rd party shipping available. Please see terms.

Vintage Harrison Begay Silkscreen Reproduction by Tewa Enterprises Santa Fe, New Mexico. H :11 1/2 in ( 29.21 cm ) W : 10 3/4 in ( 27.30 cm )

Two Vintage Mid Century Silk Screened and Airbrushed Bernard Picture Company, New York Asian Decorative Prints. Both c. 1940-50s. These Prints were screen printed and then airbrushed by hand, these ev

1st item: Ladies vintage pink silk kimono with embroidered wisteria decoration. 47" L. 2nd item: Child's printed pink silk kimono robe, wisteria and butterfly print decoration. 18" L. 3rd item: Pair o

Artist: Takeda, Hideo, b. 1948 Title: Death of Kiso Yosinaka Series: AP Date: c. 1980s Medium: silkscreen Dimensions: 15 1/2 x 20 5/8 inches Notes: Trial

"Homage to the Square: blue + darkgreen with 2 reds" Medium: silkscreen / serigraph (after the painting). This vintage Albers print was published in 1977 by Trautwein KG of Recklinghausen, West German

2 Silk Screen Prints Titled & Signed by Miriam Ecker. 'Aurora' - artists' proof / silkscreen, 30 x 26 inches; 'Lorelei' - numbered silkscreen, 30 x 24 inches. Included by the same artist is 'Lion' - o

David Salle "Drunken Chauffer" #2 Silk Screen Print of Series of 8, as published by Parasol Press, Ltd Edition 1983, limited to 45. Printed on Arches, Cottone Paper by Domberger, KG, Stuttgart. 29" x

Alf vintage silk screen print rare size including frame 21" x 29"

Josef Albers, (2) silkscreen prints, Josef Albers (American/German, 1888-1976), "Homage to the Orange Square", and "Homage to the White Square", silkscreen prints, unsigned, 27"squ. (sheet), matted an

Marko Spalatin (American, b. 1945). Group of two geometric silkscreen prints, titled "Oblik V" and "Oblik IX." Both pencil signed along the lower right, titled along the lower left