Three japanese Ukiyo-E, one depicting a kabuki actor,

A set of three original Japanese Ukiyo-e woodblock prints depicting a Kabuki theater scene with fighting samurais. The artwork is made by Toyohara Kunichika, Japanese, 1835 to 1900. Toyohara Kunichika

Utagawa Kunisada or Toyokuni III (Japanese, 1786-1864). Edo period ukiyo-e woodblock print on paper depicting a Japanese kabuki actor, ca. 1863.Height: 13 3/8 in x width: 9 3/8 in.

Japanese ukiyo-e woodblock print, depicting an animated kneeling woman or onnagata Kabuki actor, after Utagawa Kunisada, from the series "100 Poems by 100 Poets." Image: 14" H X 9.5" W; frame: 20" X 1

Three Large Japanese Actor (Yakusha-e) Kabuki Theatre Woodblock Prints, Late Nineteenth Century. Each depicting Kabuki actors engaged in various activities, signed and with publisher's mark, (38.25 x

Utagawa Kunisada (Japanese, 1786-1864) Kabuki-Themed Ukiyo-E Prints (7) Japanese woodblock prints in (5) frames, mid-19th century, each depicting Kabuki actors in various scenes; together with an offs

KUNISADA UTAGAWA / TOYOKUNI III (JAPANESE, 1786-1844) UKIYO-E WOODBLOCK PRINTS, LOT OF THREE, comprising an actor print featuring a bust-length depiction a kabuki theatre actor, with double nanushi ce

Utagawa Kuniyoshi (Japanese, 1798-1861) rare Ukiyo e wood block print, Kabuki Actors. Circa: 1847-1852. Signed and stamped with Hieroglyphs lower left. Framed. Utagawa Kuniyoshi was one of the last gr

Utagawa Kunisada, also known as Utagawa Toyokuni III (Japanese, 1786-1865). Three Kabuki Actors as Samurai Warriors - circa 1850, woodblock on paper, signed in plate. Three figural Ukiyo-e of Kabuki A

Three Japanese Woodblock prints: One Toshikato Mizuno "Gifu Candle" depicting woman in kimono with candle, laid down to mat; One Kitagawa Utamaro "Women Making Silk;" One unidentified print of woman i

Lot of three pieces with two prints of 20th century actors, and one painting of a bijin on silk layed unattached on paper backing. Formerly owned by a well-known contemporary woodblock artist who pref

JAPAN 19TH CENTURY Ukiyo-e woodblock print triptych chūban tate-e, depicting two geishas and one man holding a knife, kabuki theater scene. E: 700-900 Watch the auction trailer: http://www.youtub

(lot of 3) Japanese woodblock prints, Katsukawa Shunsho (1726-1793), depicting a kabuki actor; Kitao Shigemasa (1739-1820), of boys playing; together with one depicting three courtesans at the tea hou

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

DESCRIPTION: A framed japanese painting with Utagawa Hiroshige ukiyo-e woodblock multi colored prints from "The fifty three stations of the Tokaido", depicting two landscape scenes, one titled "Night

Pair Signed Antique Japanese Ukiyo-e Woodblock of Kabuki Actors. Woodblocks each measure 14.25 inches x 9.75 inches. Frame measures 20.75 inches x 26.5 inches.

Original 19th century, possibly 18th C, woodblock print on wove paper of a Kabuki actor, artist's seal in outer margin, lightly mounted in antique wove paper presentation folder with a mat, print with

Original 19th century, possibly 18th C, woodblock print on wove paper of a Kabuki actor depicted as a warrior, artist's seal in outer margin, lightly mounted in antique wove paper presentation folder

Original 19th century, possibly 18th C, woodblock print on wove paper of a Kabuki actor holding a tobacco pipe, artist's seal in outer margin, lightly mounted in antique wove paper presentation folder

Original 19th century, possibly 18th C, woodblock print on wove paper, facial portrait of a Kabuki actor, artist's seal in outer margin, lightly mounted in antique wove paper presentation folder with

Antique 19th C Japanese Ukiyo-e Woodblock of Kabuki Actors. Signed in plate in bottom left corner. Professionally matted and framed with museum glass. Print measures 12.5 inches x 8.5 inches. Frame me

Group of three Japanese ukiyo-e woodblock prints including one Gekko Ogata (1859-1920) print titled "Telescope," from the "Competition of Beauties and Flowers (Bijou hana awase)" series, 1899, marked

The first a kabuki actor by Ganjosai Kunihiro (active circa 1815-1843); the second a still life of abalone, needlefish, and peach blossoms by Utagawa Hiroshige I (1797–1858). Kunihiro image: 13.75"

Original 19th century, possibly 18th C, woodblock print on wove paper of a Kabuki actor, artist's seal in outer margin, lightly mounted in antique wove paper presentation folder with a mat, print with

DESCRIPTION: Two antique framed woodblock prints: one depicting a kabuki actor in red and white garb with face paint, one depicting a swordsman in black and white garb with floral and foliage motifs.