Three Japanese Woodblock Prints, Eisen, Etc..

Prints by Kunisada, Kuniyoshi and Eisen. Dimensions: The frames range from 19" x 16" to 21" x 17".

A surimono depicting a samurai on horseback, an example by Yoshitoro which is likely part of a triptych, and a woodblock print from Kunisada's "Kannon Reigen Ki" (The Stories about the Miracles by the

A work by Yoshitora and two examples by Utagawa Kunisada (Toyokuni III) . Dimensions: The frames range from 20" x 16" to 22" x 18".

“Snow Scene”. Signed Eisen in pencil l/r. Measuring 8” by 11 1/2”. Unframed. (Cond: toning and foxing). And, “War God”. Signed in pencil l/r and numbered 230/250. Woodcut. Image measuring

THREE RARE JAPANESE WOODBLOCK PRINT BOOKS, EHON 1737 TO MID C19TH. A Japanese Woodblock Print Book with Illustrations of Noh Theater, Music, etc. Issued in Genbun (__) 2 (1737), Osaka. (23 x 6.5cm). T

Original Japanese Woodblock Print. Artist: Keisei Eisen. Subject: Kanagawa Station, from an untitled series of the Fifty-three Stations of the Tokaido Road . Date: 1830. Size: Oban design measures 10&

EISEN KEISAI (1760-1848): THREE EARLY 20TH CENTURY ORIGINAL JAPANESE WOODBLOCK PRINTS; Edo Beauties, (3).

Including three triptychs, etc.; Together with a Persian Ink and Color; and Six Chinese Gouaches on Rice Paper, framed together.

A group of three woodblock prints by Keisai Eisen. Keisai, Eisen (Japan, 1790-1848). Oban size, approx: 15" x 10". ++Shirasuga: Matsuura of the Matsubaya, from the series "A Tokaido Board Game of Cour

KEISAI EISENJapan, 1790-1848Triptych: Procession over a bridge over the Sumida River. Three oban tate-e woodblock prints, 14.5î x 29î sight. Framed 25î x 37î.

The three 19th century vertical format color woodblock diptychs of 'Bijin-ga' (Beautiful Woman) are offered as a lot of three: two being by Keisai Eisen (1790-1848) and the third being Tokiwa Gozen an

Three Japanese woodblock prints by Hiroshige, two from the series "100 views on Edo", no. 11 Kiyomitsu temple and Shinobazu pond, Ueno, ca.1856 and no. 30 plum garden, Kameido, ca. 1857, wit

Three Japanese woodblock prints. 1. Bridge in background of pontoon boat with sail and man. Sight : H 15-1/4" W 10". Board: H 19-1/4" W 11-1/2". 2.Japanese woodblock print of portrait of woman. Frame:

By Ando Hiroshige (1797-1858). The first "Numazu". 12th station from 53 stations. The Road to Tokaido. The other two not identified. All measuring 8 3/4" by 13" in the frame. (Cond: not examined out o

(lot of 2) Japanese woodblock prints: Keisai Eisen (1790-1848), "Shiojiri Shuku" from the "Kisokaido" series; Katsushika Hokusai (1760-1849), "Great Wave off Kanagawa" from the "36 Views of Fuji" seri

SHOSON (KOSAN) OHARAJapan, 1877-1945Three Japanese woodblock prints published by Shozaburo Watanabe: 1) "Parrot and Pomegranate".13" x 8". Framed 19.25" x 13.5".2) "Cranes". 13" x 8". Framed 19.25" x

Three Japanese Woodblock Prints. Sadao Watanabe (Japanese, 1913-1996) C. 1960. 402/510. Wolfard's Gallery Label. Very good. 16" x 12". Tomio Kinoshito (Japanese, 1923-2014) Signed and numbered, 402/51

Three Japanese Woodblock Prints Late 19th and 20th Century comprising Spring Rain at the Gokoku Temple by Kawase Hasui (Japanese 1883-1957), Snow at Shiha Park by Tsuchiya Koitsu (Japanese, 1870-1949)

each in linen backed frame; 17 x 21 inches; 23 x 15 1/4 inches; and 29 x 15 inches frame

each framed under glass; the first: 12 1/4 x 8 1/2 inches sight, 21 1/2 x 17 1/2 inches frame; the second: 10 1/4 x 7 1/4 inches sight, 19 1/2 x 16 1/4 inches frame; the third: 14 3/4 x 9 3/4 inches s

A grouping of three Japanese woodblock prints to include a Hiroshige titled "Snowflake at Mt. Haruna in Kozuke Province"; A Hiroshige scene of travelers in the snow; and an after Hokusai woodblock pri

(lot of 2) Japanese woodblock prints: Keisai Eisen (1790-1848), 'Spring scene of Edo Benzaiten', with the title, signature and seals; Tsunegawa Shigenobu (active 1724-1735), children watching a puppet

Three Japanese Woodblock Prints a) Ohara Koson (1877-1945): Two Swans; b) Ohara Koson (1877-1945): Cuckoo and Moon; c) Ide Gakusui (1899-1982): Heron in the Rain; each bearing a signature and seals, f

A grouping of three Japanese woodblock prints, all unframed. Largest sheet: 10in x 15in.