Yukio Katsuda (b. 1941) Japanese

CAMELLIA, 1977, color screenprint, signed in pencil, from the edition of 10 artist’s proofs, image 9 x 6 ½”, sheet 12 ¾ x 9 ¼”, some stray printer’s ink in left margin, otherwise in good co

SHIKAKAWA VILLAGE, 1973, color screenprint, signed in pencil, from the numbered edition 100, image 9 ½ x 14 ¼”, sheet 12 ½ x 18 ½”, discoloration in margins, otherwise in good condition.

HOLLY HOCK, color screenprint, signed in pencil, from the edition artist’s proof 7, image 17 x 12”, sheet 25 x 18 ½”, creases and soft handling creases in margins, otherwise in good condition.

Yukio KatsudaJapanese, B. 1941No. 136WoodblockSigned in pencil, dated 1981, titled, and editioned 62/100 along lower edge. A persimmon tree with bright fruits in the foreground of a towering rooftop.

Yukio Katsuda (Japanese, B. 1941) Mountain No. 8. Color woodcut, pencil signed lower right, dated 1967.5 and numbered 13/33, unframed 8.75" x 17.25"

Yukio Katsuda (Japanese, B. 1941) Silkscreen Print On Paper, 1976, No. 95, H 14'' W 9.5'' | A 1976 silkscreen print on paper titled "No. 95" by Yukio Katsuda. Artist's signature, date, edition number

Artist: Katsuda, Yukio, b. 1941 Title: No. 123 Edition: 40/100 Date: 1978 Medium: silkscreen Image Size: 14 x 10 inches Notes: Pencil signature

Artist: Katsuda YUKIO (b. 1941) Katsuda YUKIO (b. 1941) Subject: Flowering Vine Flowering Vine Signature: Yu8kio with seal Yu8kio with seal Date: 1970s 1970s Format: shikishiban, 24.2 x 27.2 cm shikis

Artist: Katsuda, Yukio, b. 1941Title: No. 98 Edition: 52/100Date: 1976Medium:

Silk Screen Print #153 by YUKIO KATSUDA: Listed Japanese Printmaker B. 1940. Sprig of Red China Berries on the Snow Capped Thatched Roof. Created Over 200 Serigraphs and the #153 is the Order in Which

GODDESS IS COMING TO YOU. CAN YOU COME TO HER, color woodblock on Japan paper, signed in pencil, from the numbered 175, sheet 36 x 24 ¼”, framed, some crinkling at upper sheet edge, otherwise in go

SEA MAIDEN OF THE NORTH, color woodblock print, signed in pencil, numbered 19/25, sheet 36 x 23 ¾â€, framed.

UNTITLED (moon craters), 1973, three of the same color lithographs, each signed and numbered editions of 100 in pencil, sheet 32 ½ x 23 ¼”. (3)

BLUE FOCUS/ SHADOW YELLOW, 1975, color etching and intaglio, signed in pencil, from the numbered edition 20, image 18 x 24”, sheet 20 x 25 ½”, pale toning at left sheet edge, otherwise in good co

VIOLETS PURE BLUES, 1976, color etching and intaglio, signed in pencil, from the numbered edition 20, image 18 x 23”, sheet 20 x 25 ½”, a little discoloration at sheet edges, otherwise in good co

BLUE SCRIBBLES; YELLOW HUG, two color etchings, each signed in pencil, from the numbered edition of 30 & 50, images 6 x 6 ¼” & 7 x 4 ¾”, sheets 9 ¾ x 8 ¼” & 11 x 8”, both in good condition

Masaru Takiguchi (Japanese, b. 1941) "Uchu", 1964 carved camphor wood signed, dated and localized "Kyoto" at bottom, on a carved and painted wood pedestal. sculpture h. 22", w. 21", d. 17", pedestal h

late 20th century, ink and colors on paper, an early print edition of two sea goddesses under the moon, similar to later diptych print "Merciful Sea," but this earlier print has a different orientatio

Masaru Takiguchi (Japanese, b. 1941), "Seishum", 1970, polished bronze, incised signature, numbered "4/9" and date stamped at back edge, presented on a round marble plinth, overall h. 20-7/8", w. 9-1/

MASARU TAKIGUCHI (Japanese, b. 1941) Youth, 1970 Gilt bronze on marble base, ed. 3/9 Initialed and dated to base H 20½ inches overall

Shoichi Ida (Japanese, b. 1941) Between Vertical and Horizontal - San Pablo Ave. No. 3, 1984 etching on chine colle numbered 35/35 39 x 41 inches.

Mayumi Oda (Japanese, b. 1941) silkscreen on washi, "..and soon I saw what I had never seen", 18/50, signed recto l.r., Mayumi [in Roman letters] and Oda [in Japanese]. Floral motif with gold backgrou

Shoichi IdaJapan, (b. 1941)Between Vertical and Horizon, Descended Triangle, 1987; together with Descended Triangle Still Life, 1987, both A.P.etching/aquatint/drypoint/chine collePublished by Crown P

Shoichi Ida (Japanese, b. 1941) Flowers, Rain, Snow, and Wind - Rain on Paper, 1984 lithograph numbered 28/65 Each: 25 x 19 inches.