Moon of the Enemy’s Lair – Yamato-Take no Mikoto, was the third son of emperor Keiko, who reigned from 71-130 AD. The many exploits attributed to him are described in the Kojiki and Nihonji, major histories compiled in the 8th century. We see him here dressed as a woman and concealing his sword. The Emperor sent him to deal with a rebellion, which he does by infiltrating the rebels’ camp in disguise and killing the two brothers who led the rebellion. SIZE: 9.5 ins by 14 ins (25 cm by 35 cm). SERIES: 100 Aspects of the Moon.
Joshua Rome “Satsukiame” 1984 signed #3 of 100 Woodblock print – pre-owned but in beautiful condition – professionally framed – paper backing of frame has three punctures on it and small stain – see pic. Square inside matting containing Woodblock is 11.5 inches x 11.5. Frame is 20′ x 20′ x 1.25′. Joshua Rome 1953-present – American artist Joshua Rome studied and worked in Japan for more than 30 years. His woodblock prints are notable for their warm tones and bright flashes of color, mixing Western design with a Japanese understanding of space. Rome carves his own blocks and self-prints his designs. American and Japanese art collectors collect his works, which also can be found in major museums worldwide, such as the British Museum and the Cleveland Museum of Art.
Artwork Landing of the Japanese Army at Eijo Bay. Good, trimming, a little stain on the reverse, edge crease (a part of it is cut off) Left and center panels are connected. Large size About the size of Ukiyo-e. 3 sheets in a row. 1895 (Meiji 28th year).
This stunning bijin-ga, or beauty print is, of course, a Kitagawa Utamaro masterwork. Without a doubt, Utamaro Japanese, c. His classic head and shoulders portraits of courtesans, geishas and teahouse waitresses are among the most sought after of all prints. In fact, many serious collectors consider Utamaro’s beauties to be the very soul of Ukiyo, the Art of the Floating World. Originally painted in c. 1753, this work is a portrait of the renowned courtesan Tomimoto Toyohina. There is beautiful embossed detail on the white kimono collar. An excellent example of Utamaro’s “large head” masterworks. A beautiful print for your home or office wall. Utamaro’s masterworks are in the collections of many of the world’s great museums. Among them are the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York; the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston; the Art Institute, Chicago; the British Museum, London; the Hermitage Museum, Saint Petersburg, Russia; and the Tokyo National Museum, Tokyo. Kitagawa Utamaro, Japanese, c. SERIES: Renowned Beauties likened to the Six Immortal Poets. MEDIUM: Authentic polychrome woodblock print. Ink and color on handmade paper. 15 ¼” x 10 1/8″; (38,7 cm x 25,7 cm). 15 3/8″ x 10 3/8″; (39,1 cm x 26,4 cm). CONDITION: Very good condition. Beautiful color and wonderful detail with extensive embossing in the collar. A couple of faint spots. Please take a moment to examine the scans. The Uki Arts Gallery.
Original Japanese Wood Block Print by Bakufu Ono. 15-1/2″ x 10-3/4″ (Block) 16″ x 11-3/8″ Overall including margins. Wood Block Print on Rice Paper, unframed. Publisher: Kyoto Hang-In ca. Print is mounted to board 17-3/4″ x 13-1/4″ Overall. Includes Bamboo Style Mat 20-3/4″ x 15-3/4″ Overall. Information about the artist is readily available on the internet. International Buyers Please Note. Thank you for visiting my store and please see my other listings.
