Anderson.Pictorial Arts of Japan,1886

Published by Sampson Low, Marston, Searle, & Rivington, London, 1886. Boards in fair condition, contents complete, with scattered foxing and defects. Very large book with numerous illustrations throug

Henry Mortikar ROSENBERG (1858-1947): "Zattere (Venice)". Etching on thin laid Japan paper, 1886. Published by Christian Klackner, New York, with their inventory number stamped in the lower left sheet

10 1/4 x 7 1/2 in. (sight), 17 3/4 x 15 in. (frame).Tsuguharu Foujita (French (born Japan), Tokyo 1886–1968 Zurich). A French-Japanese painter and printmaker credited with being the "first Japanese

Three California Landscapes by Alfred Joseph CASELLA (American, 1886-1971). Monotypes on Japan paper, one titled "Sunset". Each signed in pencil. Provenance: The Print Rooms, San Francisco Gallery, Ca

Shirley Russell (American 1886-1985)- ''Carmel Mission''- woodcut in colors, ca. 1935, signed, titled and numbered 27/50, printed in Japan by Watanabe. 14 1/8 x 11 1/8''

Oskar KOKOSHKA (Austrian Swiss, 1886-1980): "Das Prinzip". Also known as "Liberte, Egalite, Fratricide!". Color lithograph on tan Japan paper, 1918 -1919. Reference: Arntz 107, Wingler & Welz 132, Soh

Drawing on paper, 10 1/2 x 7 3/4 in. Sell as attributed or style of the artist Léonard Tsuguharu Foujita (November 27, 1886 – January 29, 1968) was a Japanese–French painter and printmaker born i

Japan.- Two photograph albums of views and peoples of Japan, c.120 albumen prints on 81pp., some tinted by hand, some with light marginal fading, occasional foxing to leaves, original morocco, lettere

Dated 1886 AD. Year 19, with brooch pin hinge and eye (pin missing). Obv: dragon with Japanese character legend and date and 416 ONE YEN 900 inscription. Rev: chrysanthemum over denomination, within w

Wonderful large book titled American Art 1886 with lots of steel engravings. Some wear.

TSUGOHARU FOUJITAJapan, 1886-1968Woman Praying at the Crucifixion of Christ. Signed and seal marked lower right.Mixed media and gold leaf on paper, 17" x 12.5". Matted 23" x 18.5".

A Japanese woodblock print. Kabuki Yakusha-e. Natori, Shunsen (Japan, 1886-1960). Matsumoto Koshiro IIX as Watanabe no Tsuna. 1951. Oban, approx. 15" x 10".

A Japanese woodblock print. Kabuki Yakusha-e. Natori, Shunsen (Japan, 1886-1960). Morita Kanya as Yoshinoyama no Chusin. 1952. Oban, approx. 15" x 10". Condition: Staining from original matting.

A Pictorial Encyclopedia of the Oriental Arts: Japan, China, & Korea; 7 Volumes. New York: Crown, 1969. "Japan" in 4 volumes. "China" in 2 volumes. "Korea" in 1 volume. Compiled from the Oriental Sect

large format art books including [A Pictorial Encyclopedia of the Oriental Arts: Japan], Crown, 1969, four volumes in original cardboard slipcase; [One Hundred Masterpieces from the Collection of Dr.

FINE ARTS Japan. Bronze Branch Scuplture with etched leave with Japanese Persimmon Fruit composite. Bird is a separate piece, Piece measures 13 x 10 x 5 in. Decorate Table or hang on wall. Property of

Great looking pair of vases from Fine Arts Japan. Each vase is a bold burgundy with flowers over possibly silver plate brass. Each measures 6.5" and 7.5" tall

China and Japan 1886, by Wm. M. Bradley and Bros., 18" x 24" image, 23" x 29.5" framed

Nice pair of vintage Fine Arts Japan cast iron tea kettles. They are textured with cast iron handles and retain original labels. Both approx. 5.5" tall NOTE: These pieces were in a Japanese decor shop

[PHOTO-BOOKS] WOLFGANG TILLMANS "WAKO BOOK 1999" Wako Works of Art, Japan, 1999. First edition, limited edition. Tight, clean and square copy. Dust jacket slightly dusty.

Published by Sampson Low, Marston, Searle & Rivington, London, 1882. Five volumes offered here as a set, all folio (over 15 inches). All pages and plates are loose as issued, colors remain bright with

Nice Group of Books on Japan incl. Arts of Japan, 100 Views of Fugi, Japan and Interpretation, and other nice books -

Getting all pictured

Prehistoric Japanese Arts: Jomon Pottery by J. Edward Kidder with Contribuions by Teruya Esaka. Tokyo, New York and San Francisco, 1976, Kodansha International, first edition, third printing. Folio (1