Hokusai - Nakamaro Looking at the Moon

Katsushika Hokusai: Moon Viewing Party Surimono woodcut and colors on paper. 9 5/8 x 21 1/2 in. (sight), 15 1/2 x 28 1/2 in. (frame).

Unique Teapot Tribal Reclining Figure Looking at Moon. Made of a hard composition. Original patina finish. Size: 12.5h x 8.5w

"Gretel's Moon: Looking Uptown". Signed and dated 1986 lower left. From a Flushing, NY collection. - Dimensions: 64" high x 44" wide

size 81*49 cm

Looking At The Moon is a limited edition giclee on canvas by Vera V. Goncharenko. Numbered and hand signed, this piece is accompanied by a letter of authenticity. Measures approximately 36" x 24" Refe

Artist: Yoshitoshi, Taiso, 1839-1892 Title: Nakamaro Views the Moon with Homesickness Series: One Hundred Aspects of the Moon Date: 1888 Medium: Japanese woodblock print Im

Japanese Lithograph, Taisho/early-Showa era 1920-30s, Publisher unknown. SIZE IN INCHES: koban, 5 x 7.25 inches COMMENTS: Taisho era Ito Shinsui lithograph from a set titled "Fragrant Beauties" ITO SH

Japanese Lithograph, Taisho/early-Showa era 1920-30s, Publisher unknown. SIZE IN INCHES: koban, 5 x 7.25 inches COMMENTS: Taisho era Ito Shinsui lithograph from a set titled "Fragrant Beauties" ITO SH

Japanese Lithograph, Taisho/early-Showa era 1920-30s, Publisher unknown. SIZE IN INCHES: koban, 5 x 7.25 inches COMMENTS: Taisho era Ito Shinsui lithograph from a set titled "Fragrant Beauties" ITO SH

Japanese Lithograph, Taisho/early-Showa era 1920-30s, Publisher unknown. SIZE IN INCHES: koban, 5 x 7.25 inches COMMENTS: Taisho era Ito Shinsui lithograph from a set titled "Fragrant Beauties" ITO SH

The circular inkstone carved in relief depicting a rabbit turned looking at the moon, the outer border finely incised with regular script inscription and a seal mark, the side further inscribed with i

Yoshitoshi Tsukioka (Japanese 1839-1892)- Man on Boat Looking to the Moon; Man Dreaming of A Beauty; Warriors- 3 woodblocks in colors, 'Man on Boat...' from series 'One Hundred Aspects of the Moon'. 1

19th/20th C. Chinese Fisherman & warrior, Noble man in court-place costume, lady poet, making a verse, looking at the moon. Each: 13-1/4"h x 9"w Overall: 19-1/2"h x 36"w Provenance: Property from a Pr

Max Papart Man & Moon Pencil Signed Lithograph. This lithograph depicting a man looking at the moon is pencil signed by the artist Max Papart (France, 1911 - 1994) and numbered 2/95. Frame measures 37

qualified due to missing centerfold, this is a fantastic looking copy of Moon Girl 5 CGC 4.5

Artist: Vera V. Goncharenko. Medium: Original Giclee on Canvas. Title: Looking At The Moon. Size (Unframed): 36" x 24". Size (Framed): 39" x 27". Certificate of Authenticity: From the publisher. Refer

Scott Sherman (American, 20t century), "Moon Mountain Looking South," 2000, oil on canvas board, signed lower right, signed, titled and dated verso, overall (with frame): 14.25"h x 17.25"w

depicting a women seated on a bench looking at a moon, framed, 53cm x 38.5cm

1920s Pressed Steel Landolet Limousine Neff Moon. Great looking original paint and working friction on this 13 inch long Neff Moon auto.

Artist: Tsukioka YOSHITOSHI (1839-92) Title: Abe no Nakamaro (710-770) watching the moon Series: One Hundred Aspects of the Moon Publisher: Akiyama Date: May 1886 Size/Format: oban (c. 14" x 10") Cond

ANOTHER CHINESE YELLOW SHOUSHAN TYPE STONE CARVING, of seal form, one side carved in shallow relief with a boy bearing a fan looking up to the moon, 2.75in high.

Vintage Southwestern Coyote Mountain Scene Brooch, Signed JJ, 3" Wide and slightly over 1.5" tall, Coyotes with their howling position looking up at the moon with mounts, rocks and cactus in the scene

Japanese Woodblock Print, 1930s from recarved woodblocks published by Nishinomiya. SIZE IN INCHES: chuban, 7.25 x 10.25 inches PROVENANCE: from the estate of Robert O. Muller KATSUSHIKA HOKUSAI, who a

Japanese Woodblock Print, 1930s from recarved woodblocks published by Nishinomiya. SIZE IN INCHES: chuban, 7.25 x 10.25 inches PROVENANCE: from the estate of Robert O. Muller KATSUSHIKA HOKUSAI, who a