Japanese Ukiyoe The Eight Immortals and peach boy

Title: Japanese Ukiyoe The Eight Immortals and peach boy Date/Period: N/A Materials: N/A Dimension: N/A Additional Information: The Eight Immortals (Chinese: 八仙; pinyin: Bāxiān

Momotaro swinging the magic mallet with his animal companions. ―Santō-an Kyōden. Ehon takara no nanakusa Momotarō (桃太郎, "Peach Boy") is a popular hero of Japa

Pair of Chinese Kangxi famille verte porcelain vases, decorated with large Fu & Shou characters, eight immortals and three stars, cranes and peach branches on body, scholar and boys on neck, with doub

A grouping of four wooden figurines to include a carved double Buddha figurine, a polychrome-painted Japanese immortal holding peach and snake, a gilt painted red lacquered figure, and a carved wooden

Old Japanese painting on a loose weave fabric mounted on paper (?); depicting an immortal standing in refined kimono, carrying a garden hoe over one shoulder, carrying a basket of peaches; pos

Three Chinese Famille Rose boxes comprising a four layer cabbage and butterfly box, of circular form, the lid decorated with one of the Eight Immortals surrounded by boys, the rest of the box decorate

Pair of Chinese stacked cabbage and butterfly boxes, of circular form with four layers, each lid decorated with one of the Eight Immortals surrounded by boys, the rest of each box decorated with bok c

Peach Wood "Eight Immortals" Sword Ornament High 120CM wide 4.5cm long 20cm weight: 1.9kg Freight: 1.International Freight: Foreign shipping charges are determined by destination. 2.Photos, descriptio

19th Century Japanese Ukiyo-e Woodblock Print Titled "Swallows and Peach Blossoms in the Rain" by "Utagawa Hiroshige" circa 1830s. See photos for details as part of description. Excellent vintage cond

A Meiji sanalwood carving of "Eight Immortals Feast", signed by "Li Lu". 3.2 x 2.5 x 3.5 cm.

DESCRIPTION: Chinese porcelain bowl featuring depictions of the eight Taoist immortals with foliage, peach and floral motifs against an orange ground. Completed with gilt accents. Seal script claiming

Chinese. Group of nine yellow, green, and aubergine glazed biscuit porcelain figures comprising of eight immortals and one seated boy, likely one of the Hehe Erxian twins. Two marked china and one wit

Est. $ 120 - 240 Chinese Soapstone Carving. A soapstone carving from China depicting the Eight Immortals upon their mythical journey to the conference of the Magical Peach. All eight Immortals are pre

China, Tongzhi, polychrome decoration in famille rose enamels, with eight immortals with attributes and a boy among clouds, relief pages in the shape of a foo dog. One with minor hairlines at the base

The globular body rising from a short foot to a waisted neck and a flared rim, the exterior enameled with Chinese traditional eight immortals among flowers, bamboo leaves, peaches and scrolls, all aga

A Blue And White Famille-Rose 'Peach& Weapons Of The Eight Immortals' Dish. Chinese Qing Dynasty. Qianlong Six-Character Mark. Size:4.9cmx22.1cm

Ink and watercolour. Japan, early 20th cent.The tree friends (monkey, pheasant and dog) of Momotarô - „Peach Boy“, is a hero in Japanese folklore that was particularly popular in the

Antique Chinese Export Scenic porcelain cylinder vase. Depicting a boy with peach offering to a Immortal. Calligraphy, Signed Base Mark. Height 11"

Chinese Qing Dynasty Silk Embroidered Panel with an Immortal and a Boy offering Peaches all on a dark black fabric ground. Height 36 1/4 inches (92 cm.) X width 20 7/8 inches (53 cm.)

JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD CLOISONNE WITH GOLDSTONE LARGE COVERED JAR, octagonal spherical form with finely detailed polychrome enameled decoration, featuring the eight immortals with floral and beaded mot

Small print by Hiroshige, "Seki", #48, from the series Jinbutsu Tokaido. Kuniyoshi "Boat Scene" triptych, framed. Ippitsusai Buncho, print from "Eight Views of Inky Water". Torii Kiyowaga, right half

CHINESE PORCELAIN FAMILLE ROSE EIGHT PEACH PLATE YONGZHENG PERIOD OF QING DYNASTY. Diam.24cm. Mr. Wekeo Ito (1885-1984) was born in Aichi, Japan. Since he had gone to China in 1920, he worked the bran

Japanese Wood, Lacquer, Mixed Metal and Enamel Box, depicting Momotaro, the Peach Boy. The figured Elmwood (?) box decorated to the top with the figure of the boy Momotaro in enameled mixed metal, the

Ten Japanese Ukiyo-e Woodblock Prints Edo-Meiji Period Comprising eight figural prints by Chikanobu and Utagawa-School artists together with a Hiroshige waterfall print and a Yoshitoshi print depictin