Takahashi Hiroaski (Shotei) (Japanese, 1871-1945), Two Woodblock Prints

Takahashi Hiroaski (Shotei) (Japanese, 1871-1945), Two Woodblock Printsearly 20th century, ink and colors on paper, woodblock prints, includes a small horizontal print Crows on a Cold Night and a tall

ASIAN: Three woodblock prints: Hiroaki Takahashi aka Shotei (Japanese, 1871-1945), two color woodblock prints of birds on branches, matted and framed, one with tear UR; along with Yoshimoto Gesso (Jap

Artist: Takahashi Shotei Title: Two Herons and Reeds in Marsh Date: 1936 Size: 7.2 x 4.8 inches Publisher: Watanabe Medium: Japanese woodblock print Takahashi Shotei (Hiroaki) (1871-1945) was a Japane

Takahashi Shotei (Japanese, 1871-1945) Three Woodblock Prints. Including pre-earthquake 'Inari Shrine at Oji' Tanzaku size with 'A' seal, 'Tamagawa By Moon' dated to the late 1930' with an 'I' seal, a

Hiroaki (Shotei) Takahashi (Japanese, 1871-1945) woodblock print depicting pagoda and river. Signed lower right. Measures 5 1/4" x 3 1/4" + 2" mat & frame.

TAKAHASHI SHOTEIJapan, 1871-1945Village in the rain. Woodblock print, 7" x 15". Framed 11" x 19".

Hiroaki Takahashi (Shotei) (Japanese, 1871-1945). Modern Japanese shin-hanga woodblock print titled "The Red Gate at Hongo in Clear Weather after Snow," depicting figures traveling in front

Three Takahashi Shotei (1871-1945) Japanese Woodblock Prints: Mt. Fuji, Insect Sell

A woodblock print Takahashi Shotei (Japanese, 1871-1945) titled "Mt. Fuji Near Tamaho", c. 1931-1941 This pint tinted piece depicts Mt. Fuji as seen from Tamaho. It is signed by hand to the left margi

(lot of 3) Takahashi Shotei (Japanese, 1871-1945), ' Night Shower at Izumi Bridge', 'Evening Bell' and 'Otome Pass', woodblockk prints, print: 6.75"h x 15"w, mat: 8.5"h x 17.5"w

Artist: Takahashi Shotei (Japan 1871-1945) Title: "Shrine Stairway in the Moonlight" Medium: Woodblock Print Publisher: Watanabe Shozaburo Format: Vertical Size: (15x6.5in) Signature Details: Artist a

"Fireworks, Shubinomatsu." Japanese woodblock print. 15 x 6 1/2 in.

"Spring Evening." Japanese woodblock print. 14 3/4 x 6 1/2 in.

A Japanese woodblock print. Takahashi Shotei/Hiroaki (Japan, 1871-1945). Hakone Shrine. c.1930. O-tanzaku, approx. 15" x 7".

Takahashi Hiroaki (Shotei) (Japanese, 1871-1945) "Rain on Izumibashi Bridge" circa 1925. Original Japanese Woodblock Print. 6 3/4 x 15 in. Property of The Strong, sold to benefit the Museum's collecti

Artist: Shotei Takahashi (Japan 1871-1945) Title: "Evening Shower at Takaido" Medium: Woodblock Print Size: (15x6.5in) Signature Details: Authentic artist and publisher seal on verso.

Framed woodblock print on paper, Mount Fuji Seen from Mizukubo, Takahashi Shotei, born Hiroaki (Japanese, 1871-1945), sight: approx 9 5/8"h, 15"w, overall: 15"h, 20 3/8"w, 2.5lbs **Provenance: From th

(lot of 3) Takahshi Shotei (Japanese, 1871-1945), 'Dusk', woodblock print on momigami (crinkled paper); two black-and-white Japanese woodblock prints, one of snow river scene and the other of a bamboo

(lot of 7) Japanese woodblock prints: Takahashi Shotei (1871-1945), three from the "Evening Series"; Utagawa Hiroshige (1797-1858), three including one from the 'Famous Places in Edo' series; together

(Japanese, 1871-1945) Sudden Rain, artist's signature and seal lower right, marked "no. 539" verso, woodblock print, 15 x 6-3/4 in., matted not framed Provenance: Private Collection, Asheville, North

Artist: Shotei Takahashi (Hiroaki) Spring Snow Watanabe 1936 Japanese Woodblock print 7 x 15.2 inches Provenance: From the Robert O. Muller estate Hiroaki Takahashi (Shotei) (1871-1945) was a Japanese

Japan, 1871-1945. "Mt. Fuji from Mizukubo". Faux bamboo frame, 17"h. 21.5"w.

Artist: Takahashi Shotei Subject: Cold Winter Wind Date: 1936 Publisher: Watanabe Medium: Japanese Woodblock Print Size: 7” x 15.5”. Hiroaki Takahashi (Shotei) (1871-1945) was a Japanese artist, t

Artist: Takahashi Shotei Title: Insect Seller in Summer Evening Publisher: Watanabe Size: 15 x 6.75 Date: 1930's Medium: Japanese woodblock print Takahashi Shotei (Hiroaki) (1871-1945) was a Japanese