Migita | Nitta Shiro Yoshisada

Title: Nitta Shiro Yoshisada Double woodblock print scene shows a samurai holding his sword and bowing to ocean, as two other samurai look on. Housed in a decorative gilt frame with tan matting. Woodb

Artist: Yoshitoshi, Taiso, 1839-1892 Title: Nitta Shiro Tadatsune Entering a Cave with a Torch Series: Yoshitoshi's Courageous Warriors Date: 1886 Medium: Japanese woodblock print

Artist: Taiso YOSHITOSHI (1839-1892) Subject: Nitta Yoshisada throwing his sword into the sea Series: Mirror of Famous Generals Publisher: Kumagai Signature: Yoshitoshi Date: 1876 Format: oban, 22.3 x

Utagawa Kuniyoshi (Japanese, 1798-1861) 'Nitta Shiro Tadatsune Slaying the Giant Boar' Triptych Woodblock on paper 13-7/8 x 28-1/8 inches (35.2 x 71.4 cm&rpa

YOSHITOSHI (1839 - 1892) 1-36 GHOST SERIES (NITA TADATSUNE SEEING GHOST) 1890 & COURAGEUOS WARRIORS (NITTA SHIRO TADATSUNE IN THE CAVE) 13 7/8" X 9 1/4" SIGHT SIZE

Artist: Hiroshige, Ando, 1797-1858 Title: Juro Sukenari Was Killed by Nitta Shiro Tadatsune at Age 22 Series: Illustrated Tale of the Soga Brothers Date: 1845-46 Medium: Japanese wood

Artist: Yoshitoshi Title: Nitta Shiro Tadatsune entering a cave Printing Date: 1886 Medium: Japanese woodblock print Publisher: Kobayshi TetsujirÅ Series: Courageous Warriors Size: 13 3/4 x 9 3/8" Ts

Artist: Yoshitoshi, Taiso, 1839-1892 Title: Funada Nyudo Yoshimasa Grappling with Sachujo Nitta Yoshisada in Mid-air Series: Yoshitoshi's Courageous Warriors Date: 1886 Medium: Japane

Japanese Woodblock Print by Tsukyoka Yoshitoshi Nitta Shiro Tadatsune

Artist: Utagawa Ando Hiroshige Title: "Juro Sukenari Was Killed by Nitta Shiro Tadatsune at Age 22" Medium: Woodblock Place of Origin: Kyoto City-Japan Size: (9.5x6in) Format: Vertical Paper Type: Was

Shiro Kuramata, 'How High The Moon' easy chair, 1986, H. 72.5 x 95 x 83.2 cm. Made by Vitra Design, Weil/Rhine, c. 2000. Nickel-plated expanded metal., Fiell, 1000 Chairs, Cologne 1997, p. 575.

Shiro Kuramata (Japanese, 1934-1991) for Vitra, Switzerland. "How High the Moon" armchair. 1986. Nickel-plated steel mesh. Original Vitra label along the base. This chair is a reimagining of

Shiro Kuramata (1934-1991)Pair of 'Sofa with arms' armchairsLacquered steel tube and fabricEdited by Cappellini 'Black Edition', limited edition of 33These models numbered '11/33' and '13/33'Model cre

a chest of eighteen drawers with a curved body of teinted ash and painted wood, brushed steel on wheels; overall dimensions: 170.5 (h) x 45 (w) x 50 (d) cm (67 1/8 (h) x 17 3/4 (w) x 19 3/4 (d) in.),

Shiro Kuramata for Vitra Nickel Plated Steel Mesh 'How High the Moon' Arm Chair With two labels on the underside: '... Vitra' and '...09.91...HOW HIGH THE'. 28 1/2 x 37 x 32 in. Note: Designed in 1986

Shiro Kuramata "How High the Moon" armchair. The chair is nickel-plated steel mesh. Measures: 28.25H x 37.25W x 32.5D.

SHIRO KURAMATA (1934-1991) Secrétaire « Ritz Desk » 1981 Edition Memphis limitée et numérotée 17/20, plaque de l'éditeur Métal anodisé vert et bois H: 152c

Cassettiera mod. Revolving Cabinet con struttura in ABS e cassetti imperniati su un tubo in acciaio. Prod. Cappellini, Italia, 1970 ca. cm 36x25x190

FAREWELL, 1959, oil painting on canvas, signed and dated lower left, signed on verso, 30 x 30”, frame 31 x 31”. Provenance: Comara Gallery, Los Angeles.

Shiro Kuramata, 'Revolving Cabinet' - 'PC/15', 1970, H. 189 x 25 x 36 cm. Made by Cappellini, Milan. Metal, metal rod, black, red acrylic, black plastic., Sudjic, Shiro Kuramata, Catalogue of works, L

Acrylic Sealing of Roses sculpture by Shiro Kuramata, 1991. Kuramata Office label intact. 8" H x 8" W x 2.5" D.

Shiro Kuramata, 'Revolving Cabinet' - 'PC/15', 1970, H. 191,5 x 25 x 36 cm. Made by Cappellini, Milan. Metal, metal rod, black, red acrylic, black plastic. Marked: manufacturer's label., Sudjic, Shiro

"Asakusa Kannon-do Daichochin" The great lantern at Senso-ji (Asakusa Kannon) Temple from 1934. Framed measures 14.5in wide x 20in high and wood block print image measures 9in wide x 13.5in high. Not

H. 189 x 25 x 36 cm. Made by Cappellini, Milan. Metal, metal rod, black, red acrylic, black plastic. Literature: Sudjic, Shiro Kuramata, Catalogue of works, London 2013, p. 260.