Pair Korean Signed Wood Blocks Winter Summer

Pair Korean Signed Wood Blocks of Winter and Summer. Each measure 19 inches x 15 inches.

Pair of Korean carved wood tortoise stands, Choson Dynasty form, 17th-18th C. or later, set with candle pricks, mythological creature with tortoise body and human head, carved from a single block of w

Wada, Sanzo (Japanese, 1883-1945), Pair of Prints: Storyteller and Farm House, color woodblocks, signed in the print, 10.5 x 14 inches, printed by Kyoto-Hanga; TOGETHER WITH M. Niyoshi, Korean Street

Kiyoshi Saito (Japan, 1907 - 1997) "Winter Scene,"1968, framed color wood block, sealed and pencil signed lower left, 11"h x 17""w sight

FUJITA, Fumio (b. 1933). A pair of signed woodblocks. 1971. Each signed in pencil by the artist, limitations “86/200” and “98/200” at lower margins. Both handsomely framed, 14

Description: This lot includes a pair of signed wood block prints. They are signed on the top right and appear to be a matched pair. See photos for details, 20th century Condition: Minor expected surf

Pair of Signed 1973 Japanese Wood Block Prints by Sadao Wantanabe. These are a pair of signed in pencil by Japanese Christian Artist, Sadao Wantanabe and dated 1973. Framed one is titled "The Last Sup

Pair of Number & Signed Wood Block Prints, having gold bamboo-like frames. Professionally framed & matted. Measure 11.5 x 10.5 inches.

Masao Ido Mid C Kyoto Wood Block Signed. Features pair of fish. Original, pencil signed. 18 inches x 13 inches

Depicting birds in tree among Japanese maple and among flowers. 13 x 18 1/2 inches (each / not including frames)

Pair of Japanese woodblocks, signed in the upper right corner. Landscape scenes with trees, mountains, and water.

This is a pair of Japanese wood block prints. One is a winter scene and measures 16 1/2" x 12" OD. There is also a paper mounted print of a pagoda and city scene, measuring approx 9 x 18 1/2" OD. The

ANTIQUE JAPANESE WINTER SCENE WOOD BLOCK PRINT , SIGNED - 10" x 14"

SIGNED Wood Block Print Countryside in Fall. Titled, "Autumn Road for John". Framed as a pair with lot#60 from the Artist's Collection. Wonderful gold and warm brown tones. 24.5x17.3in/62x44cm 31.5x24

Signed wood block type print of mountains, sun, and a river, 'W. E. Baum' print of winter landscape, signed and numbered 'Starbuck' print, signed European cottage print, and Mid C. Modern mixed media

Pair Signed Antique Japanese Ukiyo-e Woodblock of Kabuki Actors. Woodblocks each measure 14.25 inches x 9.75 inches. Frame measures 20.75 inches x 26.5 inches.

c.1900-1920 French art glass vases with enamel winter scenes on amber glass ground. Especially when the light shines through, they convey the feeling of a peaceful winter wood at twilight. Both signed

(1907-1992 Japanese) Winter landscape, framed colored wood block print, signed in pencil and with artist chop mark in block lower right, approximate image size by sight 10 1/2" x 15", frame 17" x 21".

Joichi HoshiJapanese, 1913-1979Winter Day A & BWoodblock with metallic inkTwo (2) woodblocks, both signed in pencil, dated 1979, and editioned 68/99 and 63/99 respectively. Two (2) incarnations of the

Pair of Woodblocks. Figures. Each pencil signed lower right. From a Washington Heights, NY collection. - Dimensions: Each: 15" high x 11.25" wide

An exceptional pair of c 1880's Limoges porcelain strap handled vessels. Both vessels are decorated over their entire surface with a summer / winter theme and are signed by the decorator C Butot. The

Paul Jacoulet (French/Japanese, 1902-1960), "L'Attente", "Calme Truck" and "Untitled - Pair of Portraits", three color woodblocks, the first two signed, stamped and titled, the last signed in plate an

Utagawa Toyokuni also known as Toyokuni I (Japanese, 1769-1825). "Kabuki Actors", woodblock on paper, signed and titled to right margin. Pair of woodblocks depicting scenes of the famous Japanese play

JAMES DEXTER HAVENSNew York, 1900-1960Four color woodblocks: 1) “Sassafras Twig”, 1934. Signed, dated, titled and numbered 21/60 in pencil lower margin.2) “Winter Ripples”, 194