Print, Japanese School, Man and Girl

**Originally Listed At $300** Guy John Allmeyer (American, 20th century). "Four Japanese School Girls Seeing the 'Gaijin'" print, 1978. Signed and dated on the lower right. A nicely framed composition

Japanese School - 1.) possibly after Shuho Yamakawa (1898-1944)- Seated Girl- screenprint in color, light and age toned, 10 x 8 3/4''; 2.) Unknown- Two Women- woodblock in color, c. 1893, published by

6 Japanese woodblock prints including by Gekko Ogata and others- Man Seeing Ghost; Nocturnal Seascape with Pine Tree and Boat; Bridge by Moonlight; Landscape; A Figure in Snow Scene; Poems- 'Man Seein

A Japanese color woodblock print on paper. The artwork depicts a man with a katana sword and butterflies. Presumably a Kabuki theater scene, Utagawa school. The Utagawa school was one of the main scho

A Japanese color woodblock print on paper. The artwork depicts a man with a purse standing behind the screens. Presumably a Kabuki theater scene, Utagawa school. The Utagawa school was one of the main

Three fine Japanese art prints, one signed by (5.5 x 8" of a young girl), and one from the Yoshi Yoshita "school" ( 7 3/4 x 5 1/4 landscape signed in Japanese in upper left). A third print is signed i

Japanese School (20th century), Orange, 1942, woodblock print, pencil signed indistinctly lower right, edition 51/200, (overall with frame): 10"h x 10"w

Japanese School (20th century), Design Image from "Kokushi Daijiten," color woodcut, unsigned, overall (with frame): 15"h x 19.5"w. Provenance: Property from the estate of internationally recognized t

Japanese School (20th century), Abstract Sunrise, 1970, woodcut in colors, pencil signed lower center "Y. Kimura," dated lower right, edition 44/65, overall (with frame): 30.25"h x 22.25"w

Title: 1850s Ukiyo-e Utagawa Kunisada II Woodblock Print Samurai Warrior Description: This is an antique ukiyo-e or Japanese woodblock print from around the 1850s. This print was designed by Utagawa K

3 section Japanese Block Print. Samurai men and women with lanterns. Dimensions: Frame Height: 19.75 inches, Frame Width: 33.5 inches. - Image Size: Image Height: 14 inches, Image Width: 27.5 inches.

Japanese School, woodblock print, Japanese School (19th c.), Mt. Fuji, woodblock print on paper, mounted on linen, 10"h x 14.5"w (sheet), 18"h x 23.5"w (with frame)

20th c. Japanese School- Man and Woman; Combing Hair- 2 watercolors on paper, both signed illegibly and with artist's chop in red lower right. 11 7/8 x 9 1/2'' ea.

Japanese School, woodblock print, Japanese School (19th/20th c.), Lotus flowers and birds, framed, 30" x 23.25" (sight), 37.5"h x 31.5"w (frame)

Japanese School, woodblock print, Japanese School (19th c.), Figural composition, color woodblock print on paper, 13.75"h x 9.5"w (sight), 20.75"h x 15.75"w (framed)

Japanese School, (2) woodblock prints, Japanese School (19th/20th c.), incl. a mountainous landscape and a battle scene at sea, woodblock prints, battle scene: 9"h x 13.75"w (sight), 16.25"h x 20.5"w

Japanese Modern School, large woodblock print, Japanese Modern School (20th c.), Untitled (calligraphy brushstrokes), pencil signed "KEISUKE K" and numbered "19/30" lower left, framed under UV plexigl

Toyohara Kunichika, Japanese print: Man covered with tatoos towels off9 7/8" x 14 1/2"

Japanese School (19th Century) Man on Horseback. Ink and watercolor, mounted as a scroll, signed 40.5" x 15.5" Overall: 72" x 20.5"

Japanese Girl printing Japanese print 'Girl' Length: 17 3/4 in (45.1 cm) Width: 23 1/4 in (59.1 cm)

TwentyJapanese woodblock prints,c.1880-1940. Largest measures 14.75 in. X 9.75 in.NOTE: there is a print of a japanese girl with an umbrella, that is a 1970's reproduction, and should not be taken as

Two signed photographic reproductions of original batiks (Bonding & At Play), fabric artwork titled "DancingTo Get In The Raise of the Beautiful sun" numbered 6/36, print of three school girls in fram

Signed Yoshijiro (Mokuchu) Urushibara Japanese School, Woodblock print, Carnations in a Black VaseThe influence of Japanese design on the West during the period after Japan's 'opening' is well documen

After Utagawa Sadahide (1807-1878), Japanese School, Woodblock print, Foreign Living Quarters in Yokohama. Approx. 14 1/2" x 10"