Fumio Tomita (b. 1934) Japanese

Tomita, Fumio (Japanese, b. 1934) Serigraph. Printed in color, pencil signed and numbered 75/200. Has artist information verso. Measures appx 5 1/4" x 6 1/4" viewed, 10 1/4" x 11 1/4" framed. In very

Tomita, Fumio (Japanese, born 1934), No. 37 and No. 45, serigraphs printed in colors, pencil signed and numbered 34/50 and 41/50, 10 x 10 inches, in gold metal frames 13 x 13 inches

1977 silkscreen by Japanese artist Tomita Humio (b. 1934) titled "A Point of Contact". Pencil signed and numbered #7/50 bellow image. Framed, matted, and sealed under glass. Very good sight condition.

Tomita, Fumio (Japanese, born 1934), 3 Untitled Abstractions in a single frame, serigraphs printed in colors, 4 x 5.25 inches, each pencil signed and numbered, framed in a single frame measuring 33 x

Mutsuo Yanagihara (b.1934 Japanese) Sculptural L-Shaped Vase 20''x16''x6''. Museum quality heavy stoneware work with silver luster and speckled glazes. Incised kanji mark on bottom. Small edge chip to

Mutsuo Yanagihara (b.1934 Japanese) Two Works: Stoneware Bottle Vase and Horn Cup. Sculptural bottle vase 9.75''x7'' and stoneware handled cup with tenmoku silver luster glazes 5.25''x7.5''. Both are

Mutsuo Yanagihara (b.1934 Japanese) Two Vessels 1960's Ceramic with Glazes. Includes a funk era organic bloom vessel 6.5''x9'' and a bulbous stoneware squat pot 4.5''x6''. Gold and silver luster glaze

Mutsuo Yanagihara (b.1934 Japanese) Sculptural Stoneware Vase 17.5''x12.5''. Black glazed cylinder with donut shaped base. Incised kanji mark on bottom. Excellent condition.

Mutsuo Yanagihara (b.1934 Japanese) Two Sculptural Vessel. Includes a wheel thrown covered ceramic jar with cobalt and gold luster glazes 6.5''x7''. Also a stoneware sculptural flower bloom vase 8.5''

Oil on canvas, signed, dated 1983 and titled verso. Helen Bershad's work is devoted to exploring color, form, space, and line as they exist on the surface of the canvas. Considered an abstractionist,

Mutsuo Yanagihara (b.1934 Japanese) Wall Bottle Vase Glazed Stoneware 14''x8''. Wheel thrown and altered stoneware with wax resist glazes. Signed with cipher on verso. Excellent condition.

Mutsuo Yanagihara (b.1934 Japanese) Sculptural Cup & Plate Stoneware. Wheel thrown and hand built pedestal cup with silver luster glazes 5.5''x7''. Also a plate with wax resists glaze decoration 9''.

Mutsuo Yanagihara (b.1934 Japanese) Wax Resist Stoneware Bowl 3.5''x11.5''. Green and brown glazes with wax resist motifs. Incised kanji mark on bottom. Excellent condition. Collection of Ruth Namura,

GREEN TEAPOT, glazed ceramic lidded teapot with single handle, signed, 10 ½ x 9 x 3”; CHECKBOARD, glazed ceramic Rhombus shape vessel, signed, 3 x 12 ½ x 7”; GREEN VESSEL WIT

3pc Mutsuo Yanagihara (b.1934 Japanese) Bowls Glazed Stoneware. Includes three wheel thrown ceramic bowls of 7''x11.5'', wave bowl 3''x8.5'', tea bowl 2.5''x5''. Drip and silver luster glazes. Largest

DARK BROWN FIELD, glazed ceramic vessel, signed, 7” tall, 4” diameter; MULTI-COLOR VESSEL, glazed ceramic, signature not found, 4” tall, 5” diameter; BLUE GREEN JAR, glazed cer

ABSTRACT IN VARIEGATED EARTH TONES, glazed ceramic, signed, 14 x 16 x 6 ½”.

Mutsuo Yanagihara (b.1934 Japanese) Four Ceramic Cups and Bowl. A group of gold luster and stoneware wares. Cups measure from 4.5'' to 6.5'' and bowl is 6''x11''. Signed on bottom. Bowl has slight chi

UNTITLED, painted and textured ceramic plaque artist mounted to wood, signed on the verso, 14 ½ x 10 x 2”.

SNOW I from the Pond Series, 1982, painted Raku ceramic plaque artist mounted to wood, signed on verso, signed, 20 ½ x 23”.

UNTITLED, glazed Raku ceramic plaque artist mounted to wood, signed on the verso, 19 x 20”.

UNTITLED, glazed Raku ceramic plaque on two adjoining pieces artist mounted to wood, signed on verso, 20” diameter.

Set of eight ceramic plaques, each artist mounted to wood panel, each numbered on back for hanging order, the eighth signed on verso average 10 ½ x 10 each ½”. (8)

THE WIND from the Pond Series, 1982, painted Raku ceramic plaque artist mounted to wood, signed on the verso, 17 x 17”, Purchased from Dora De Larios, Irving Place Studio, Culver City.