YOSHITOSHI MORI WOODCUT COLOR

Yoshitoshi Mori (Japanese 1898-1992) color woodcut depicting warriors fighting. Measures approx 17 3/4 x 18 7/8" frame size.

Artist: Mori, Yoshitoshi, 1898-1993 Title: Geisha Date: undated Medium: color pencil and crayon Image Size: 10 3/8 x 8 1/2 inches Notes: Pencil initials; dimensions sho

Yoshitoshi Mori (1898-1992), Battle, depicting warrior on horseback, color woodblock print, signed in pencil, character stamp lower right. Framed under glass approx. 24 x 19 in., unframed 17 x 11.75 i

Heading: Author: Yoshitoshi, Mori Title: Peddlers Place Published: [n.p.] Publisher: Date Published: 1968 Description: Color woodblock print on Japanese paper. 70x51.5 cm (

YOSHITOSHI MORI, (Japan, 1898-1992), Color Stencil Print, COUPLE EMBRACING, 25 3/8 inches x 17 ½ inches (sight), on sheet 27 inches x 18 ¾ inches, matted and framed under glass 34 &frac1

Artist: Yoshitoshi Mori Title: "Ueno Park" Medium: Woodcut Size: (11x13.1/2in) Date: Showa era 1964 Place of Origin: Japan Paper Type: Washi Format: Horizontal

Yoshitoshi Mori Japanese 1898-1992) GEISHA, color woodblock print, signed in pencil, character stamp lower left.Professionally framed and matted. Measures 18.50"x23.50"x.50". Weight 5 pds. Yoshitoshi

Yoshitoshi Mori (Japanese 1898-1992) Procession, color woodblock print, signed in pencil, character stamp lower right.Professionally framed and matted. Measures 18.50"x23.50"x.50". Weight 5 pds. Yoshi

Yoshitoshi Mori (Japanese 1898-1992)- woodblock in color, with frame 13” by 12” inches just painting 6.8” by 7.6” inches

Yoshitoshi Mori (Japanese 1898-1992)- ''Gambler''- woodblock in color, 1978, signed, dated and numbered 21/50 in pencil, very good condition. 27 x 20 1/2'' (sheet)

Yoshitoshi Mori (Japanese 1898-1992)- ''Women Soldiers at Kiso''- woodblock in color, 1973, signed, dated and numbered 33/50 in pencil, very good condition. 19 3/4 x 26 1/4''

GEISHA, color woodblock print, signed in pencil, character stamp lower right, image 15 x 10”, sheet 16 ½ x 12”, small crinkle in upper left corner, otherwise in good condition.

Title: Bijin Artist: Mori, Yoshitoshi, 1898-1993Date: 1982Medium: water color on shikishi paperboard</

Yoshitoshi Mori (Japanese 1898-1992)- ''A Tea-House Maiden''- woodblock in color, 1978, signed, dated and numbered 18/50 in pencil, very good condition. 27 x 20 1/2'' (sheet)

PROCESSION, color woodblock print, signed in pencil, character stamp lower right, image 10 ½ x 14”, sheet 12 x 16 ½”, a few soft handling creases, otherwise in good condition.

WARRIOR, color woodblock print, signed in pencil, character stamp lower right, image 14 ½ x 10 ½”, sheet 16 ½ x 12”, a few soft handling creases, some pale discoloration, crinkling in upper and

Yoshitoshi Mori (Japanese 1898-1992)- ''Combing Hair (Brown Skirt)''- woodblock in color, 1978, signed, dated and numbered 4/20 in pencil, very good condition. 27 x 17 1/4'' (sheet)

A vintage quality framed Japanese woodcut entitled "Maiko (Young Geisha)" by Yoshitoshi Mori. Framed piece measures 25.5" X 21.75".

CARRIAGE, color woodblock print, signed in pencil, image 12 ½ x 11”, sheet 16 ½ x 12”, in good condition.

"Lady Playing a Musical Instrument", with a stamped seal and pencil signed "Y. (Yoshitoshi) Mori, '78, 26/90". Matted and framed under glass. Measures approximately 25" x 19" with frame and has a sigh

"Woman Playing a Stringed Instrument", pencil signed "Y. (Yoshitoshi) Mori, '78" and numbered "16/50". Stamped seal. Label verso. Matted and framed under glass. Measures approximately 26" x 19" with f

"Samurai with a Parasol", pencil signed "Y. (Yoshitoshi) Mori, '84" and numbered "55/90". Stamped seal. Matted and framed under glass. Measures approximately 25" x 19" with frame and has a sight image

YOSHITOSHI MORI (Japanese 1898-1992) A PRINT, "Tsukiji Fish Market," 1976, woodblock print in colors on hand-made paper, signed and dated in pencil L/R, "Y Mori 76," with the artist's red ink stamp, n

UNTITLED WOMAN, color woodcut print paper backed tipped to card, chop marks lower right, sheet 14 x 9 &frac14;&rdquo;. From the collection of Dr. Wittenstein, Santa Barbara, California.