ASIAN: Toykuni I, Toyokuni III, Keisei Eisen, four framed woodblock prints, details include: Utagawa

ASIAN: Toykuni I, Toyokuni III, Keisei Eisen, four framed woodblock prints, details include: Utagawa Toyokuni I (1769- 1825), ukiyo-e triptych, depicts three figures on a boat at night including a male figure with sword, one female figure with stringed instrument, and second female figure with lantern, Toyokuni I label from Marsons verso, heavily faded, waving of paper, creases, punctures and other defects, not examined out of frame, sold as is, frame size: 21 1/2" h. x 39" l.; second, Keisai Eisen (Japan, 1790-1848), diptych, includes "Portrait of Ise Sadatake" and calligraphic sheet with blue curtain imagery overtop, both pieces detached from mat and slipping in frame, not examined out of frame, framed: 35" h. x 16 1/2" w.; Utagawa Kunisada I/Toyokuni III (1786-1864), two matted and framed prints, "Agemaki (47/54)" and "Sawarabi (48/54)" from the series "Magic Lantern Slide of That Romantic Purple Figure" after the fifty-four chapters of the "Tale of Genji", ss: 9 1/8" h. x 13 3/4" w. [PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Robert Wilson of Washington D.C. who resided in Japan in the 1950's.]