JAPANESE TRIPTYCH WOODBLOCKS 1840 TWO

JAPANESE TRIPTYCH WOODBLOCKS, 1840, TWO:Circa 1840. Kabuki actors. From an elegant home on Autumn Lane, Bloomfield Hills, Mi.

JAPANESE WOODBLOCK PRINTS C 1840, TWO H 13" W 9" Courtesan in silk kimono 13.7" x 9". Kabuki actor 13.4" x 8.7" (corners missing, creases) Both are unframed.

Two Japanese Triptych Woodblock Prints 19TH CENTURY Dimensions of prints 14 x 28 1/2 and 13 3/4 x 28 inches.

(lot of 2) Japanese two triptych woodblock prints: Ichieisai Toshitsuya (1822–1866), 'Slaying of Kidomaru'; Taiso Yoshitoshi (1839-1892), 'Moon in Gojo, Ushiwakamaru and Tengu', both with signatures

Toyohara Kunichika (1835 - 1900) a highly regarded designers of ukiyo-e woodblock prints and paintings. Both represent Kabuki actors. Each panel measures 13.75 x 9.75 inches. We happily provide seamle

Two Japanese woodblock triptychs; each signed; 13 1/2" x 27" (each, sight, approx.); both framed

Late 19th century. One with women working at a table, 16.5"h. 30.75"w., and one with women on a beach and men in Western dress arriving in a boat. 16"h. 20.5"w. Framed sizes.

A group of two Japanese Woodblock Triptychs. ++ Chikanobu, Toyohara (Japanese, 1838-1912). Night View of Ueno Park. 1895. Oban triptych approx. 15" x 30".

Utagawa Toyokuni (1786-1864) Japanese woodblock triptych print. Depicts two geishas playing a game with Prince Genji watching the game while in a tea house on a summer night. Japanese character marks

Utagawa Yoshitora (Japan, 1840 - 1880) Triptych. Woodblock print, ink on paper. Samanosuke Destroys the Castle of Atsumi. In gilt frame. Label for Walker's Art & Framing Inc. Harrisburg, PA to revers

Two Japanese woodblock print triptychs depicting battle scenesOne print by Utagawa Yoshikazu (fl.1850 - 1870) and the other by Utagawa Kuniyoshi (1798-1861).sight 14 x 29 1/4in (35.5 x 74cm)

Group of two Japanese woodblock print triptychs. One depicts a group of three ladies gathered on a balcony; the second depicts three figures, likely actors, interacting beneath blossoming tree branche

Two warriors and women. Each panel signed. [Art: 14" H x 29" W; Frame: 22" H x 38" W]. In good condition.

UTAGAWA KUNIYOSHI (1798-1861) JAPANESE WOODBLOCK PRINTS. Two triptychs 'Battle of Kawanakajima' plus one other battle scene. Approx. 37cm x 25cm (2) Provenance: From a local estate. Property of Navy C

A Japanese woodblock print triptych depicting two geishas. Framed under glass. Each sheet: 14in x 9in.

Utagawa Yoshitora aka Mosai (active ca. 1850-1880) Japanese Woodblock Triptych 19th C. "Yoshitora ga", depicting two Samurai on horseback. (ANDRU6408) {AC} Dimensions: Overall sight: 13" x 27.25" Fram

Utagawa Yoshitora aka Mosai (active ca. 1850-1880) Japanese Woodblock Triptych 19th C. "Yoshitora ga", depicting two Samurai on horseback. [ANDRU6408] (AC) Dimensions: Overall sight: 13" x 27.25" Fram

Utagawa Kunisada (Toyokuni III). (Japanese, 1786-1865.). Titled "Actors on the Evening Sumiota River", color woodblock triptych print, published circa 1840. Colorful scene, with figures enjoying tea a

Japanese Woodblock Triptych. Samurai Sword Fight. Circa late nineteenth century. Brightly printed triptych depicting two men locked in battle in the snow, while a third man looks on from horseback. 14

Japanese Woodblock Triptych. Pillagers. Circa late nineteenth century. Depicting men raiding an area and threatening two women. 14 1/2 x 28". Dampstain and scattered soiling to bottom edge, worming to

Two triptychs comprised of 19th century Japanese woodblock prints. Includes a set by Utagawa Kunisada II (Japanese, 1823-1880) and a set depicting a battle at sea. Each with toning, Kunisada II set wi

Japanese Woodblock Triptych, originally published 1801 from the series "Twelve Months by Two Artists" (the other artist was Toyokuni), this 1917 SIZE IN INCHES: oban triptych, each panel is 10 x 15, o

ASIAN: Beisaku Taguchi (Japanese, 1864-1903) "Triptych, In The Snow Storm, Sino-Japanese War" late 19th C., woodblock print, depicts two soldiers, one on horseback, caught in a snow storm, with temple

UTAGAWA KUNISADA (1786-1864) AND UTAGAWA YOSHIMORI (1830-1884) Two Woodblock Print Triptychs of Kabuki Theaters Edo period (1615-1868) and Meiji era (1868-1912), 1811 and 1872 Two ōban tate-e tri