K. Numabe, w/c, Japanese Hillside Village

Two piece K. Numabe, signed, watercolor, Japanese hillside village. Together with another watercolor, possibly by Numabe, a Japanese village street scene. 20 1/2"h x 14" w= hillside; 14" h x 10 1/2' w

K. Numabe (Japanese 20th c.)- Village Scene- watercolor on paper, signed K. Numabe lower right. 13 x 19 1/2''

James Eccles (IL, 1885-1983) 9x11 , WC , signed lower right , Japanese Village , Depicting: street scene with figures

K. Numabe, signed, watercolor, pagoda temple, 2 11/2"h x 14 7/8"w = frame. CONDITION: No issues identified.

ATTRIBUTED TO EDWARD K. WILLIAMS (AMERICAN, 1870?1950), WATERCOLORS, 2, SIGHT: 13 1/2" X 16 1/2" & 13 3/4" X 17 7/8", "MOUNTAIN VILLAGE & "HILLSIDE VILLAGE" :Unsigned; each framed. Each accompanied on

Katherine Adams Lovell, NY (1877-1965), Oil on masonite painting of a hillside village with people below, signed lower left, "K Lovell" 24" x 20", set in a narrow black frame, good condition overall.

A beautiful hand paint color, and ink on paper woodblock horizontal print. Edo Period, features a group of figures walking on a path with tall trees on the hillsides, a village in the distance. Origin

Tanaka Ryohei (Japanese, 1933-2019), Colored Mezzotint of Japanese Countryside in Autumnmezzotint on paper, autumn colored trees on a hillside surrounding a traditional Japanese village with thatched

Included: Man with his unruly pig marked "K. T Made in Japan", Tyrolean Boy marked "Germany" and Village Girl. Made of Tin / Celluloid / Cloth. All work. 5" - 7" T. Very Fine to Excellent Condition.

Beautiful Antique Wood Carving Of Hillsides

Hiroshi Yoshida (Japan, Massachusetts, 1876-1950) water color. Untitled but obviously a colorful village below Mt. Fuji with festival flags flying and many people on the street. Signed lower left. Sig

by Japanese contemporary artist 和夫片瀬 (1947 - ), pencil signed K. Katase, numbered 23/100, dated 1980, 18 1/4 x 14 1/4

Attributed to George Inness (American, 1825-1894), oil on canvas depicting a village nestled in the hills, signed l.l., 16" x 20" canvas, 20" x 24" framed.

DESCRIPTION: Oil on canvas painting by Jacques-Enguerrand Gourgue depicting a Haitian hillside village populated by human figures. Piece is signed at lower right. Framed in a gray wooden frame. CIRCA:

Kirill Mikhailovitch Zdanevitch (Russian, 1892 - 1969), oil on cardboard painting "Road in the hillside village." Signed in Cyrillic on the backside.Provenance: Shapiro Auctions New York, Gene Shapiro

Arthur Conant (1889-1966) for Rookwood Pottery rare earthenware Vellum glaze scenic vase featuring a snow covered Japanese seaport village at the foot of a large mountain, shape number 943D Cincinnati

19th century British School village landscape oil painting. Village hillside sunset landscape with roaming cattle. Framed oil on canvas. Unsigned. Dimensions: framed: 22.6 in. x 39.6 in., canvas: 18 i

Ross Moffett. Provincetown. "Bluffs of the Missouri". Large hillside landscape with village below. Oil on canvas. Framed. Signed lower left. Labels on reverse, 1) 1957 Provincetown Art Association; 2)

Property from a Savannah, GA Estate Description: William Lumpkins (NM, 1909-2000), Village on the Ridge, Watercolor, 1971, signed and dated June 71 lower right, depicting a village with treeline i

Jiro Takamatsu (Japanese, 1936-1998)Shadow of Key, 1969Screenprint in color

Kawase Hasui (Japanese, 1883-1957) Woodblock. "Fishing Village, Arai, Enshu," c.1931. Provenance: Frank Castle Fine Arts, Sacramento, CA. Size: 15'' x 10.25'', 38 x 26 cm (sight); 20.75'' x 17'', 53 x

Makuzu K?zan Vase with iris Japan, late 19th centuryglazed porcelain 7.5 h × 3.5 dia in (19 × 9 cm) Kangxi mark to underside. This work will ship from Rago in L

Makuzu K?zan Vase with skeletons Japan, late 19th centuryglazed porcelain 4.25 h × 4 dia in (11 × 10 cm) Kangxi mark to underside. This work will ship from Rago

HIROJI KUBOTA (*1939) | Tsurui, ‘The village where cranes are’, Japan, Hokkaido 2002 | Vintage dye transfer print, double-weight matte paper, in perfect condition 56,8 x 37,1 cm Signed, ti