Chikayoshi Toyohara (Active in Meiji, 1870s-):

Toyohara Chikauoshi (1870-1880s) active . Beauties. Oban triptych. Japanese woodblock print. In house shipping available on all lots. Ukiyo-e. Ukiyoe. Tattoo. Samurai. Ghost. Edo. Meiji. No reserve. N

Unsen (Japanese, active 1870s), Meiji period, "German Warship Interior Plan" triptych woodblock prints, lower left with the signature and seal, upper center with the title, sight: 13.5"h x 27.25"w, fr

Honda Yosaburo (active ca. 1870s-1910) or Honda Suzuki (active ca. 1888-1910). Late Meiji period Japanese cloisonne shouldered vase with a white to blue ground and water lilies. The cloisons have been

HONDA YOSABURO (ACTIVE CIRCA 1870s-1910) A Cloisonné-Enamel Oval Jar and Cover Meiji era (1868-1912), late 19th/early 20th century Worked in silver and polychrome enamels with a wide lappet band

Gibraltar and Morocco.- Burgess (E., active 1870s) Album of 50 original watercolours and drawings, including single and double-page views of the Straits of Gibraltar and Tangier, and with others of sc

Cobweb painting.- Czichna (C.A., Innsbruck-based artist, active 1870s) "Spinnewetten", portrait of a woman seated at a table with jug, opaque pigments on stretched "cobweb" or gossamer, oval 90 x 60 m

EARLY MEIJI PERIOD (1870'S) CLOISONNE GINGER JAR APPROX. 14 3/4" X 9"

Artist: Toyohara Kunichika Title: Theater Scene, Preparation of Nightly Attack Date: 1896 Medium: Japanese Woodblock Print Size: Oban triptych, 14.7 x 29.25 inches Toyohara Kunichika was a Japanese wo

Artist: Kunimasa V Utagawa (Active in Meiji) Title: The Japanese and Chinese fleets fiercely fighting in the vicinity of the Haiyan Island Publisher: Hiyoshi-do / Sugaya Yokichi Date: 1894 Size: (L) 3

Artist: Toyokuni IV Utagawa (1823-1880) / Ikkei Shosai (Active in Meiji) Title: Viewing of the Haccho Embankment from Kinpei-Daikokuro Publisher: Tsutaya Kichizo Date: 1872 Size: (L) 36.2 x 24.4, (C)

A dramatic Japanese woodblock print of a samurai. With a possible Magomi Kangeyu Nanushi censor seal lower right dating to the early Meiji period (1870s). This piece has not been examined out of it's

Artist: Kunimasa V Utagawa (Active in Meiji) Title: The Great Victory of Japanese Army at Pyong-yang Publisher: Fukuda Kumajiro Date: 1894 Size: (L)37.2x25.2 (C)37.1x25.0 (R)36.8x25.2 cm Ref: JG0615T

Artist: Kunimasa V Utagawa (Active in Meiji) Title: JJapanese Army Fighting against Chinese at Pyong-yang Publisher: Maki Kinnosuke Date: 1894 Size: (L)37.4 x 25.6 (C)37.6 x 25.3 (R)37.5 x 25.1 cm Ref

19th century; marked 'P.A. Lafee' for Powell A. Lafee of Dayton, Ohio (active 1850s-1870s); approximately 13 grams; Provenance: The Estate of Joan Benny, Beverly Hills; 8 3/4 inches

Meiji Period, circa 1870s elaborate floral decoration,with gilt accents, 25 in. H., 11 in. Diam.

Mirror of Famous Generals of Japan - Fight on Horseback is by woodblock artist Utagawa Kunitoshi from 1879.  Kunitoshi became active during the Meiji period  This print is vibrant and bright and wi

Title: Mirror of Magical Heroes (Panel I) Artist: Toyohara Kunichika Date/Period: 1870s-1890s Dimensions: Oban (10"x15") Materials: Woodblock print on paper Additional Information: "The Mirror of Magi

Group of two Japanese woodblock prints at Meiji era around 1870s. 14.3inch L, 9.6inch W (largest).

CHIKANOBU TOYOHARA (CHIKANOBU YOSHU), 1838-1912Meiji Period. Wood Block Print of Ladies on a Pleasure Boat, signed, inscribed, l.l.site 8.75 by 12.5 in., overall, matted, framed 14.5 by 18.5 in.

Artist: Toyohara Chikanobu Subject: Courtesan and Attendant Viewing Blossoms Triptych Date: 1885 Medium: Japanese Woodblock Print Size: 14.3 x 27.25 inches Original Meiji era printing Toyohara Chikano

Toyohara Kunichika Japanese 1869 Meiji Period Antique Woodblock Print and Panel from Asian Screen - approx 54 x 19.75 Framed

Japanese woodblock print by Yamazaki Toshinobu (1857-1886), Toshinobu was an ukiyo-e artist who was active in the early Meiji era, known for Nishiki-e and newspaper illustration. 14inch L, 9.6inch W.

Toyohara Kunichika (Japanese, 1835-1900), Meiji period, #18 from the 'Genji 54 scenes' series, upper center with the title, lower right with the signature and seal, left margin with publisher's name,

Beautiful triptych from prolific Meiji period woodblock artist Toyohara Chikanobu AKA Yoshu Chikanobu. This piece originally published in 1891 is called Snow Scene on the Banks of Sumida River. 30" x