Tokurki: Yasaka Shrine in Spring

Artist: Tomikichirô TOKURIKI (1902-1999) Subject: Yasaka Shrine in Spring Series: Hanga Kyoraku Jû-go Kei (Fifteen Views of Kyoto) Publisher: Uchida Signature: Tomikichirô with artist's

Artist: Takashi, Ito, 1894-1983 Title: After a Snowfall, Yasaka Shrine, Kyoto Date: 1929 Medium: Japanese woodblock print Image Size: 14 3/8 x 9 5/8 inches Notes: Publi

Hiroshi Yoshida (Japanese, 1876-1950). Japanese shin-hanga woodblock print titled "Yasaka jinja (Yasaka Shrine)" depicting the exterior of a shrine with several visitors outside. Pencil sign

Artist: Kawase Hasui Title: Yasaka Shrine Printing Date: 1936 Medium: Japanese woodblock print Publisher: Watanabe Series: ShintÅ and its Architecture Size: 7 1/2 x 5" First edition print Hasui Kawas

Japanese Woodblock Print, c1940-50, unknown Publisher. SIZE IN INCHES: 5.25 x 7 COMMENTS: Skillfully printed "bokashi" shading, light "gauffrage" (embossing), nicely detailed. Clearly an older vintage

Artist/Title: Yoshida - Yasaka Shrine, Gion District, Kyoto Medium: Oil painting Format/Size: The painting measures 9 1/2 x 13 1/4 inches Reserve: $75.00 Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate of $15.00 to any

Japanese Woodblock Print by Hiroshi Yoshida Yasaka Shrine

Artist: Hiroshi Yoshida. Subject: Yasaka Shrine. Date: 1935. Seal: Jizuri. Measures 10.75” x 15.75”.

3pc Hiroshi Yoshida Japanese Woodblock Prints 11''x16'' Sheet. Oban sizes including Hayan, Yasaka Shrine, and Cherry Tree in Kawagoe. All pencil signed. Images are faded. Loose, unframed.

Three posthumous prints. Includes "Farm House", "Yasaka Shrine", and "Toshogu Shrine". Hiroshi seal and stamped signature and title, dated. Largest 41 x 21cm (16 1/8 x 10 5/8 in.)

circa 1933-39, Kyoraku sanju dai series, published by Uchida Bijutsu Shoten, included prints are Pagoda of Yasaka Shrine, Daimonji, House of Tea Ceremony Master, and Imperial Palace, identically frame

Artist: HASUI Subject: Toshogu Shrine in Spring Date: 1948 Measures: 10.4 x 15.3 inches No Reserve This item ships from Santa Rosa, CA Media: Japanese Woodblock Print

Artist: Tomikichirô TOKURIKI (1902-1999) Subject: Heian Shrine in Spring Publisher: Self Signature: T. Tokuriki in pencil, Tomi with seal Date: 1970s Format: shikishiban, 25.6 x 28.7 cm Condition: Fi

Artist: Shiro, Kasamatsu, 1898-1991 Title: Yushima Tenjin Shrine in Spring Rain Date: 1935 Medium: Japanese woodblock print Image Size: 9 3/8 x 14 1/4 inches Notes: Pub

A carved wooden effigy in anthropomorphic form, possibly part of an architectural element, possibly part of a fresh water spring shrine. The figure is well weathered and worn suggesting great age, Nep

A carved wooden effigy in anthropomorphic form, possibly part of an architectural element,also possibly part of a fresh water spring shrine. There is a carved channel along the back suggesting it serv

Takeji Asano (Japanese 1900-1998)- Kamigamo Shrine in Spring; Rice Transplantation- 2 woodblocks in color, c. 1931, 1949, 'Rice.' published by Unsodo, overall slightly age and light toned, 'Rice.' wit

Bamboo framed and matted title "Heian Shrine in Spring" artist is Okazaki NIshitennocho image is 1" x 20" frame is 16 3/4" x 19 3/4"

(lot of 2) Tokuriki Tomikichiro (Japanese, 1902-1999), woodblock prints, 'Nara Kofukuji Temple on Early Spring Evening' and 'Yasaka Pagoda, Kyoto', signature, seal, largest sight: 9.25"h x 14.25"w, fr

This is a very old wooden ancestor shrine sculpture from Western Nepal. Such sculptures were placed on bridges, at crossroads and placed on shrines and fresh water springs as protection from evil spir

This is a very impressive and quite old wooden shrine sculpture from Western Nepal. Such sculptures were placed on bridges, at crossroads and placed on shrines and fresh water springs as Guardians and

This is a very impressive and quite old wooden shrine sculpture from Western Nepal. Such sculptures were placed on bridges, at crossroads and placed on shrines and fresh water springs as protection fr

This is a very old wooden ancestor shrine sculpture head from Western Nepal. Such sculptures were placed on bridges, at crossroads and placed on shrines and fresh water springs as protection from evil

Japanese Woodblock Print by Kawase Hasui Spring Evening at Toshogu Shrine 1st edition