Issei: Japanese in America

AIR SHOW, color screenprint, signed and numbered 22/275 in pencil, published by Martin Lawrence Galleries with blind stamp lower left, image 32 ½ x 23 ½”, full margins, frame 44 &f

SUNDAY SUNDAE, color screenprint, signed and numbered 225/275 in pencil, published by Martin Lawrence Galleries with blind stamp lower left, image 30 x 24”, full margins, discardable frame 41 &f

VACANCES (Yamagata page 138), 1980, color screenprint, signed and numbered 32/300 in pencil, published by Martin Lawrence Galleries, image 21 ½ x 27 ½”, full margins, frame 32 &fra

DECEMBER 24th, 1988, color screenprint, signed in pencil, numbered 189/300, image 25 x 33 ½”, full margins, published by Gregory Editions, with blindstamp lower left, framed, in apparently good con

SKINNY DIPPING, color screenprint, signed in pencil, numbered 104/300, image 33 x 25”, full margins, published by Gregory Editions, with blindstamp lower left, framed, in apparently good condition.

Japanese okimono of three silver and enamel quails, by Hasegawa Issei, Meiji period, perched on the wave, made of wood, signature on one of the quail, largest quail: approx. 4"l, stand 10"l x 6"w

Takashi Murakami. Japan/America. "12 Arhats". Limited edition offset lithograph print. Signed and numbered 164/300 lower right. Titled in print lower center. Framed under acrylic. Sight: 26.5 x 26.5in

KATSUMI KOKKE MIYAKEJapan/America, 1874-1954Coastal landscape, Hayama. Signed and dated lower left "K. Miyake, Hayama, 1901".Watercolor on paper, 12.5î x 19.5î sight. Framed 22&#23

(Toshiharu) Kitagawa Painting, Japan / America, 1942 - 2003, postwar contemporary artist, signed lower left 1965, oil on canvas, landscape with tree, sight 24" x 16", canvas and gilt wood frame 30" x

NOBORU TSURUTANIJapan/America, 1940-2007Two abstracts: 1) Work #14. Depicts six circles divided by two vertical lines. Titled verso. Signed lower right. Numbered 26/45. Lithograph, 29” x 23&#822

Helen Hyde Japan-America. Woodblock of child with umbrella. Copyright upper left 1919. Signed in pencil lower right. Framed and matted. Not examined out of frame, stains, even off coloring, moisture d

Tsuyoshi Yayanagi (b.1933 Japanese) ''America'' 1976 Screenprint 13''x16.5'' Sight. A colorful pop art print. Pencil signed and numbered 106 of 200 edition lower margin. Framed 18''x21''. Excellent co

ENDO TOSHIHIROJapan/America, 1935-2022"Dawn #8". Signed "T. Endo", titled and numbered 37/100. Kabutoya Galleries stamp on mat.Etching on paper, 5" x 7". Matted 13" x 15.5".

Made in Japan / America. Made of Lead / Porcelain. 3 3/4" - 4" Tall. Very Fine to Excellent Condition.

DESCRIPTION: UKO MORITA (Japan/America,) Contemporary pottery charger with linear decoration. CIRCA: 20th Cent. ORIGIN: Japan DIMENSIONS: H: 2.5" x Dia: 17": CONDITION: Great overall condition. Unless

99. YONEZAWA JAPANESE PAN AMERICA AIRPLANE

Heading: (Asian-American) Author: Charles Lanman, editor; and Jugoi Arinori Mori Title: The Japanese in America Place Published: New York Publisher:University Publishing Company Date Published: <

Clifton Karhu (America/Japan,1927-2007), Maruyama Park1985, woodblock print on paper, pencil signed, titled, and numbered 5/100 at lower margin, matted and framed under glass. Sheet sight 10 1/2 x 26

Masatoyo Kishi. America/Japan. "Opus No. 62-1003". 1962. Large black ground abstract painting. Oil on canvas. Framed. Titled, signed and dated on reverse. Including the original 1963 receipt for Hanam

A Japanese woodblock print. Karhu, Clifton (America-Japan, 1927-2007). Lantern Gion. 7/75. 1994. Numbered, titled, dated and signed in pencil along the lower edge. With a catalog of the artist. Sight:

Delicately embroidered on silk, as an agreement between Japan and America at Meiji period, with quality metal frame. 37.5inch H, 28.7inch W (w/ frame).

Vintage painted white dollhouse furniture from Germany, Japan and America. 6 1/4in tallest.

BOOKS: (4) Vols Artists incl Keifer, Noguchi, Four volumes: 1) Isamu Noguchi. Human Aspect as a Contemporary: 54 Witnesses in Japan and America. The Shikoku Shimbun, 2002, paperback. 2) Elisabeth Vedr

Radio Corporation of America, Japan, featuring a reel of Columbia&#39;s Chicago, height 16 inches