(18th / 19th c) JAPANESE WOODBLOCK PRINT

Romantic scene with man playing flute while riding a cow. 8 x 5 1/2 inches (artwork only) Temp No 6085

(3) Japanese woodblock prints, 18th & 19th c., Utagawa Toyokuni I (Japanese, 1769-1825), right panel from triptych "A Fashionable Parody of the Story of the Ataka Barrier", c. 1793; with, Angyusai Ens

(3) Japanese woodblock prints, 18th & 19th c., Kitagawa Utamaro. Okita and temple guardians, c. 1793, 10"h x 15"w; with, Utagawa Hiroshige, Tokimune caught by Goromaru in woman's kimono. c. 1843, 13.5

A LATE 18TH/EARLY 19TH CENTURY FRAMED JAPANESE EDO PERIOD OBAN TRIPTYCH WOODBLOCK PRINT, depicting a crowded street scene, the frame of gilt bamboo form, the frame 33.9in x 22.2in.

The Musicians 14 1/2" x 29 1/2" (image) 18th/19th century

Small 18th/19th century prints. Similarly framed. Various sizes. Dimensions: (Largest) (Frame) H 13.25" x W 11" (Sight) H 5.5" x W 3.5" Condition: 3 with worming, other age toning.

Unknown artist, depicting a landscape. Signature at top middle. Matted and framed behind glass, 14.75" H x 22.25" W.

Unknown, depicting a mother and child working, the top left with father and child butchering a monkey. Signature/caligraphy in top left box as well as left middle. 15" H x 10" W.

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"

Japanese, likely 18th / 19th century, with hand-painting in gouache, stamped with red seal, giltwood frame. Image: 46.50" H x 20" W; frame 55" H x 28" W. Keywords: Japanese, Woodblock, Prints, Multipl

Japanese, likely 18th / 19th century, with hand-painting in gouache, stamped with red seal, giltwood frame. Image: 46.50" H x 20" W; frame 55" H x 28" W. Keywords: Japanese, Woodblock, Prints, Multipl

Original 19th century, possibly 18th C, woodblock print on wove paper of a Kabuki actor, artist's seal in outer margin, lightly mounted in antique wove paper presentation folder with a mat, print with

Original 19th century, possibly 18th C, woodblock print on wove paper of a Kabuki actor depicted as a warrior, artist's seal in outer margin, lightly mounted in antique wove paper presentation folder

Original 19th century, possibly 18th C, woodblock print on wove paper of a Kabuki actor holding a tobacco pipe, artist's seal in outer margin, lightly mounted in antique wove paper presentation folder

Original 19th century, possibly 18th C, woodblock print on wove paper, facial portrait of a Kabuki actor, artist's seal in outer margin, lightly mounted in antique wove paper presentation folder with

Original 19th century, possibly 18th C, woodblock print on wove paper of a Kabuki actor, artist's seal in outer margin, lightly mounted in antique wove paper presentation folder with a mat, print with

A variety of 18th/19th century woodblocks. Different artists. Some mounted. Dimensions: (Largest) L 24.75" x W 20" Condition: Various condition from clean and bright to age toning. Smallest is laid do

19th century Japanese woodblock print. Dimensions: 14 1/2" X 9 3/4"

Lot of three late 19th century woodblock prints, Japan, depicting one continuous image of figures in courtly setting, in one frame, each print is 13 1/2" h x 9 1/2" w, 21 1/2" h x 37" w overall.

Lot of three late 19th century woodblock prints, Japan, depicting one continuous image of ships in harbor, in one frame, each print is 14" h x 9 1/4" w, 21" h x 36" w overall.

Lot of two late 19th century woodblock prints, Japan, one of landscape with tree and marsh, the other of field of flowers, 14" h x 9 1/2" w.

"The Moon on Mushashi Plain" from "The 100 Views of the Moon" by Yoshitoshi (1839-1892), signed and dated 1891. Two labels verso, one from the Kabutoya Galleries of San Francisco. Matted and framed un

"Looking Glass Hill in Shinano" by Ando Hiroshige (1797-1858) from "The 50 Odd Provinces" series. Signed and dated 1853. Two labels verso, one from the Shogun Gallery, Georgetown. Matted and framed un

"Maisaka at Sea of Imagiri" by Ando Hiroshige (1797-1858) from "The Famous Places of Tokaido, 53 Stations" series. Signed and dated 1855. Label verso from The Kabutoya Galleries of San Francisco. Matt