Japanese living museum early float world to woodcut

Title: Japanese living museum early float world to woodcut printmaking-character Series: Date: Edo period Medium:Japanese Woodblock Print Size/Format: 23.5*36cm Notes: Japanese handmade paper, level o

Title: Japanese living museum early float world to woodcut printmaking- Artist: Torii Kiyonaga Series: Date: Meiji era Medium:Japanese Woodblock Print Size/Format: 21*28cm 22*29cm Notes: Japanese hand

Title: Japanese living museum early float world to woodcut printmaking-Portrait Artist: Yoshitake æ­Œå·èŠ³æ·¹ Series: Date: Meiji era Medium:Japanese Woodblock Print Size/Format: 17*25cm No

Chazen Museum of Art. ''Color Woodcut International: Japan, Britain, and America in the Early Twentieth Century.'' Foreword by Russell Panczenko, University of Wisconsin-Madison, 2006, Madison, WI. Pa

HIROSHIGE ANDO (JAPANESE) Two early woodcuts each titled "Kyoto", "Ohtsu" 4" x 5"

This quality framed, signed, hand-colored early 19th Century Japanese woodcut depicts a cross-eyed Japanese man. It measures 20" tall x 15" across.

Japanese School, (2) early woodcuts, Japanese School (18th/19th c.), Samurai battling a tiger, and Cloaked samurai pulling a maiden's obi, color woodblock prints on paper, 14.5"h x 19"w (sheet), 19.5"

Published by Spring Books (Printed in Czechoslovakia), this soft bound book in illustrated paper wraps has a cord-fastened binding housed in cloth covered hard boards with loop and pin closures. 50 pa

Large Japanese Glass Buoy Ball Fishing Net Float. Japan Early To Mid 20th Century. Mouth Blown Aqua Blue Glass Fishing Net Float. Measures 14" Diameter. Comes From A Central Florida Estate. Please car

A Very Early Museum Quality Japanese Ink on Paper. Incredible work, stamped by artist, dating to the Seventeen Century, or earlier. In condition remarkably fine given obvious age. The Frame measures 5

Japanese Samurai Sword, early 20th c., World War II era, with cord wrapped handle, steel tsuba, the button release wood scabbard with chrysanthemum end cap, L.- Blade- 24 1/4 in., Overall- 35 3/8 in.;

Japanese Short Katana, early 20th c., World War II era, the handle cord wrapped over shark skin with signed tang, in wood scabbard, accompanied by a signed small kogatana utility knife in the scabbard

William Giles (1872-1938 England) 'Sic Transit Gloria Mundi' (Thus Passes the Glory of the World) Color Woodcut on Japan paper, c.1924. Striking image of a peacock and peahen'. Signed in pencil lower

Toshi Yoshida (Japanese 1911-1995) ''Bamboo Garden, Hakone Museum''- woodcut in colors, signed in pencil and stamped title, good condition. 8 7/8 x 14 1/2''

Oscar E Berninghaus (1874-1952) Woodcut "Early Taos." The Stark Museum of Art, known for its collection of Western Art, has an example of "Early Taos" in its collection. Oscar Berninghaus began his ca

Mid 19th-Century. Circular dish: 5" diameter

Japanese Early Meji Sake Jug. Condition: Generally Very Good. Dimensions: H-4.75" x Dia-3.25". Provenance: From a Long Island, NY Home. Please note the absence of a Condition Report does not imply tha

Three woodcuts in color, in Ohara Koson style (å°åŽŸ å¤é‚¨) (1877-1945). Marked with a seal, no signature. Japan. Early 20th century. 1. Birds in the grass. 18.5X33 cm. Good condition. Stai

Lot of Japanese woodblock printed books and maps, Edo-early Meiji period, mostly on travel and geography. Comprising of:1. Bankoku orai (Views of the World 万国往来), by Yomo S

Early Japanese Silver & Mixed Metal Carved Box. Signed w/ Wood Interior. Minor Pings. Provenance from a NJ Estate. Generally good condition. Dimensions- L-5.25" x W-4" x H-2".

Early Japanese Lacquered Box Late19thc/early 20thc Dimensions: 17 1/2"l X 5"w From A New Jersey Home

Early Japanese Pewter Sake Ewer Along with a Blue and White Porcelain Incense Burner. Condition: Sake Pot is Excellent, The Porcelain has Couple of Small Old Cracks on the Top. Dimensions: Ewer H- 5.7

World.- Bordone (Benedetto di) [World Map], early map showing the recent developments in cartography and departing from Ptolemaic models, including open water between the two continents and not joinin

Japan, ca. Meiji Period. Three volumes from the famed series "Bijutsu Sekai" (World of Art) published 1890-1894 and designed by Watanabe Seitei (1851-1918). Comprising of issues 5, 13, and the final i