Authentic unsigned "wood block" print By Salvador

Woodblock print on paper. Featuring profile portrait of a blonde-haired woman. A robed figure can be seen in the background. "Authentic unsigned woodblock print by Salvador Dali From the Divine Comedy

Salvador Dali (Spanish 1904 - 1989) Woodblock Print. "The Siren of Dream" Woodblock print in color. Authentic unsigned "woodblock" print by Salvador Dali , from the divine comedy series 19. Size: 13"

Woodblock print on paper. Featuring surrealist composition of a figure of an old man with green sludge dripping out of his mouth. Two figures appear to be fleeing away. "Authentic unsigned "wood block

Gustave Baumann Authentic Woodblock Print. Titled "Eagle Ceremony (1932). Signed in plate lower left. Measures 6.5-in. x 6.5-in. plate size and 10.5-in. x 8.5-in. sheet size. Matted, measures 15-in. x

(France/Spain 1904-1989) Signed l.r., edition l.l.22/150 11 3/4"h x 9"w

Illustration of Kafka's 'The Metamorphosis,' Large beetle with frightened figures and stretching cat. 22" X 16" (31.5" X 26")

Artist: Japanese Ukiyo-e Title: two women walking Year: c.1968 Medium: woodblock Image Size: 13.9 x 6.4 inches Sheet Size: 15.2 x 6.8 inches Catalog reference: n/a Descripti

Unsigned Woodblock Print of Buddha, 12" x 7 7/8", Circa 1920's.

TSUCHIA KOITSUJapan,1870-1949Sacred Bridge at Nikko. Untitled and unsigned.Woodblock print, oban yoko-e, 11.5” x 17”. Matted.

3 signed and one unsigned woodblock prints. Two in color signed Helen Liegl. Dimensions: H 12.5" x W 28.25" Condition: Some wrinkling.

Artist: Unsigned Title: Surimono Date: c. 1830s Medium: Japanese woodblock print Image Size: 7 3/4 x 7 inches Notes: Copper metallic pigments

Artist: Unsigned Title: Nagasaki Ship Date: 19th century Medium: Japanese woodblock print Image Size: 12 1/2 x 17 1/8 inches

Unsigned Japanese Woodblock Print Military Officers, 19th century. Measurements in inches: 15 x 6 Condition:Has restorations at top and bottom, soiling and creasing Shipping:We offer in-house shipping

Unsigned Japanese Woodblock Print Couple, 20th Century. Measurements in inches: 10 1/2 x 8 1/2 Condition:Has album backing Shipping:We offer in-house shipping. Item(s) will be packed after invoice is

An unsigned Japanese woodblock print depicting a nobleman with a fan. Behind the aristocrat, the outlines of a large-scale architectural complex of pagodas are visible. Meiji period. Dimensions: 14 1/

"Praying Mantis, Grapes" by Yukoku Matsui, from the Kotori no negura, "Birds and Flowers." This is an authentic first woodblock print created and published by Unkindodo, Kyoto in 1901, Meiji Era. Anti

"Common Red and Mandarin Duck" by Yukoku Matsui, from the Kotori no negura, "Birds and Flowers." This is an authentic first woodblock print created and published by Unkindodo, Kyoto in 1901, Meiji Era

"Clematis and Great Tit" by Yukoku Matsui, from the Kotori no negura, "Birds and Flowers." This is an authentic first woodblock print created and published by Unkindodo, Kyoto in 1901, Meiji Era. Anti

Unsigned Japanese Woodblock Print 18th century bookplate, 18th Century. Measurements in inches: 5 1/2 x 7 1/4 Condition:Normal wear with age Shipping:We offer in-house shipping. Item(s) will be packed

"Baikal Teal" by Yukoku Matsui, from the Kotori no negura, "Birds and Flowers." This is an authentic first woodblock print created and published by Unkindodo, Kyoto in 1901, Meiji Era. Antique woodblo

"Kudzu and Japanese Quail" by Yukoku Matsui, from the Kotori no negura, "Birds and Flowers." This is an authentic first woodblock print created and published by Unkindodo, Kyoto in 1901, Meiji Era. An

"Bleeding-heart and Common Kingfisher" by Yukoku Matsui, from the Kotori no negura, "Birds and Flowers." This is an authentic first woodblock print created and published by Unkindodo, Kyoto in 1901, M

"Eurasian Sparrow-hawk" by Yukoku Matsui, from the Kotori no negura, "Birds and Flowers." This is an authentic first woodblock print created and published by Unkindodo, Kyoto in 1901, Meiji Era. Antiq

"Flower, Water Chestnut and Gray Wagtail" by Yukoku Matsui, from the Kotori no negura, "Birds and Flowers." This is an authentic first woodblock print created and published by Unkindodo, Kyoto in 1901