Tanaka, Shihego Dr. Tanaka's Japanese fishes in life

Tanaka, Shihego Dr. Tanaka's Japanese fishes in life colours. Mit 355 figürlichen farbigen Abbildungen auf ca. 110 Tafeln. Tokyo, Matsutaro Tanaka, 1942. 31 Bll., 203 S., 3 Bll. Kl.-8°. OLdr. mit go

Zoologie - IchthyologieTanaka, ShihegoFishes of Japan, including Riuiu Islands, Bonin Islands, Formosa, Kurile Islands, Korea and Southern Sakhalin. Vol. I-XLVIII (1911-1930) u. Vol. XLIX-LVI (1953-19

Artist: Tanaka, Akira (Japanese, 1918-1982) Title: Fish Vendor, c. 1960s Medium: oil on canvas, signed lower left Dimensions: 36 x 28 inches Frame Type: painted carved wood measuring 41 x 33 inches

Tanaka Ryohei (Japanese 1933-2019), "City Wall 75" 1966 from A Fool's Life by Akutagawa Ryunosuke, architectural etching on paper, pencil signed, dated and editioned 91/100 at lower margin, framed. Ap

Tetsuro Tamba signed 10x8 colour photo pictured in his role as Tiger Tanaka in the James Bond Classic You Only Live Twice also includes vintage 10x8 unsigned black and white photo Japanese actor with

Artist: Takuma Tanaka, Japanese (1977 - ) Title: Sushi Bar in China Year: 2017 Medium: Oil on Canvas, signed Size: 46 x 36.25 in. (116.84 x 92.08 cm)

DESCRIPTION: Shu Tanaka (Japan b. 1908) Abstract Painting depicts a conversion of colors featuring green, white and red. Signed along the bottom corner, additionally signed, dated and titled along the

Ryohei Tanaka (Japanese, b. 1933). Etching on paper depicting a scene of snow gently falling against rooftops and a darkened sky. Pencil signed and dated 1985 along the lower right; numbered 75/100 al

6 Japanese soup bowls with lightly scalloped form, hand painted with landscape scenes and fish life on inside of bowls. Saucers have similar scalloped edges and painted scenes with gilt rims. Illegibl

This is a beautiful folding screen of Japanese origin. Different color koi fish swimming among plant life. Measures 35" tall x 69" wide fully open.

ATSUKO TANAKA 1932-2005 JAPANESE OIL PAINTING ON CANVAS ABSTRACT. Image size 87cm by 70cm. Atsuko Tanaka was a Japanese avant-garde artist best known for her Neo-Dada Electric Dress (1956), a garment

Tanaka, Ryohei (Japanese, b. 1933), Crow No. 3, 1988, etching with aquatint, 9 x 15.5 inches, pencil signed, dated and numbered 40/120, framed 20.25 x 25.25 inches, Provenance: from the Estate of J. D

Color etching, cat resting in an interior. Pencil signed. Dated '86. Numbered 4/120. Dimensions: (Frame) H 20.5" x W 20.25", (Sight) H 12.5" x W 12.5" Condition: Paper clean, colors bright. Some wavin

Unframed, signed and numbered aquatint by Japanese artist, numbered 42/50, dated 2011. Measures 13” x 19”

Atsuko Tanaka Polymer or acrylic on Canvas measures Framed 11.5W x 17H, Painting 10.5W x 16HAtsuko Tanaka was a pioneering Japanese avant-garde artist. Born in Osaka, on February 10, 1932. In 1955 she

Antique Japanese Ukiyo-e Woodblock Print of Ten Fish. See photos for details as part of description. Excellent vintage condition. Measures approximately: 9 inches long x 6.5 inches wide.

Atsuko Tanaka (1932-2005), Acrylic Painting Image Size: 46 3/8 by 35 3/8 inches (118 by 90 cm) All measurements are approximate. Signed (reverse) Atsuko Tanaka (1932-2005) was a seminal Japanese avant

MEASUREMENTS: 27"HX39"W FRAMED MINT CONDITION/"in the style of"Tanaka Atsuko; February 10, 1932 – December 3, 2005) was a Japanese avant-garde artist.In the 2000s, Tanaka's works were featured

Tetsubin Japan, Meiji period, c. 1900 Cast iron body with bronze lid. Lid signed ''Ryobundo'' on the bottom. Wall inscribed, decorated with still life in relief, handle with star decoration. H. 22,5 c

Atsuko Tanaka (B.1932), Acrylic Painting Signed (reverse) Image Size: 28 by 35 1/2 in. 70 by 90 cm. Atsuko Tanaka, born in 1932, is not only the progenitor of Japanese performance art, but also an imp

YOKOI, Tomoe, (Japanese, 1943-): 3 Mezzotints; 1) Roses in a Basket, sight size 8'' x 11.75'', signed lower right, numbered 88/100 lower left, framed, 17.5'' x 21.5''; 2) Fish Bowl and Partially Peele

NINE KOY FISH, color woodcut print tipped to card, chop marks lower right, sheet 11 ¼ x 16 ¼”. From the collection of Dr. Wittenstein, Santa Barbara, California.

A group of 5 paperweights, including a pair with fish, a square lobster, a starfish, and a pressed glass crab. Largest diameter 3.75"

PROVENANCE: From Mr. Tanaka in South California, a traditional antiques dealer with a passion for asian art, acquired in Japan prior to the 1970-1980s. Dimensions: Weight: 1633g, Length: 50cm, Width: