SERIRS: Tales of Genji. From the iconic love story The Tales of Genji. Some say it’s the first story ever written. A series by artist Ebina Masao. 1953 Original Woodblock Prints on handmade washi paper. Each print depicts a scene from The Tales of Genji. The publisher is Yamada Shoin. Some are also decorated with Silver and Gold mica. Very elegant and sublime images. Approximate Print Dimensions Width 33 cm and Height 24 cm (13 inches X 9 inches).
MEDIUM: WOODBLOCK PRINT (INK ON PAPER). SIZE: 11 X 10 inches (28 cm X 25 cm). SERIES: KABUKI PLAYS OF LOYALTY AND FILIAL PIETY. SUBJECT: SAMURAI WARRIORS ON BOAT. COMMENTS: VIBRANT COLORS, BEAUTIFULLY PRINTED.
Title: Japanese Ukiyo-e Nishiki-e Woodblock Print 4-973 Utagawa Kuniyoshi 1848. C m [Length×side] [1 inch = 2.54 cm]. Please judge the state to look at the pictures, Backing. A:Excellent B:Fine C:Good D:Poor. A thing with old goods of our shop takes the lead. Since it is not a new article, the stock of goods will be only one point in principle. The goods published in the picture arrive at hand. Depending on goods, there is a damage for old goods. Please refer to the description-of-item columns, such as a hole vacancy, dirt, a tear. And the remains of a stain, and picture by a worm-eaten spot. Yagiya BOBONGUA STORE is on-line antiquarian book store in Tokyo Japan. And Japan focusing on Japanese traditional cultures. Track Page Views With.
SIZE: 11X 15.5 INCHES (28 cm X 40cm) approximately. AGE: approximately 75 years old. GENRE: UKIYO-E (Pictures of the Floating World). MEDIUM: NISHIKI-E (INK ON PAPER). PUBLISHER: TAKAMIZAWA with TAKAMIZAWA seal on back. HANDMADE WOODBLOCK PRINT OR WOODCUT DONE THE OLD WAY (not a lithograph, not a poster and not done with offset or any other modern printing technique). SERIES: The Fifty-Three Stations of the Tokaido. CONDITION:GREAT COLORS, IMPRESSION AND CONDITION. INFORMATION ABOUT THE SERIES.. The Fifty-Three Stations of the Tokaido is a series of woodblock prints by Utagawa Hiroshige that depicts the 53 post towns and notable places along the Tokaido, a highway that connected Edo (modern-day Tokyo) to Kyoto. Created between 1832 and 1833. Depicts the Tokaido’s post stations and natural wonders, as well as the travel boom in 19th century Japan. Blends sweeping landscapes, close-up studies of post-station activities, and emotive caricatures. Influenced many 19th century European artists, and inspired dreams of travel in ordinary people. Established the landscape print, or fukei-ga, as a major theme of ukiyo-e. Some prints feature local products, such as hashirii mochi, a thin rice cake filled with bean paste.
SIZE: 11X 15.5 INCHES (28 cm X 40cm) approximately. AGE: approximately 75 years old. GENRE: UKIYO-E (Pictures of the Floating World). MEDIUM: NISHIKI-E (INK ON PAPER). PUBLISHER: TAKAMIZAWA with TAKAMIZAWA seal on back. HANDMADE WOODBLOCK PRINT OR WOODCUT DONE THE OLD WAY (not a lithograph, not a poster and not done with offset or any other modern printing technique). SERIES: The Fifty-Three Stations of the Tokaido. CONDITION:GREAT COLORS, IMPRESSION AND CONDITION. INFORMATION ABOUT THE SERIES.. The Fifty-Three Stations of the Tokaido is a series of woodblock prints by Utagawa Hiroshige that depicts the 53 post towns and notable places along the Tokaido, a highway that connected Edo (modern-day Tokyo) to Kyoto. Created between 1832 and 1833. Depicts the Tokaido’s post stations and natural wonders, as well as the travel boom in 19th century Japan. Blends sweeping landscapes, close-up studies of post-station activities, and emotive caricatures. Influenced many 19th century European artists, and inspired dreams of travel in ordinary people. Established the landscape print, or fukei-ga, as a major theme of ukiyo-e. Some prints feature local products, such as hashirii mochi, a thin rice cake filled with bean paste.
MEDIUM: WOODBLOCK PRINT (INK ON PAPER). SIZE: 11 X 10 inches (28 cm X 25 cm). SERIES: KABUKI PLAYS OF LOYALTY AND FILIAL PIETY. SUBJECT: SAMURAI WARRIOR, BEAUTIES, AND SNOW. COMMENTS: VIBRANT COLORS, BEAUTIFULLY PRINTED.
ARTIST: YOSHIIKU UTAGAWA (born 1833). DATE: 1867 (157 YEARS OLD). MEDIUM: NISHIKI-E (INK ON PAPER). 9.75 X 7 INCHES (25 CM X 17 CM). GENRE: UKIYO-E, MUSHA-E (PICTURES OF WARRIORS). SUBJECT: SAMURAI, SAMURAI ARMOR AND ATTIRE, SWORDS, WEAPONS BATTLE, WAR. CONDITION: Some prints have binding holes, tears, stains, and some wrinkles. Great impression and beautiful colors.
This stunning framed woodblock print by the renowned artist Ido Masao exquisitely captures the tranquil ambiance of a Japanese garden in Kyoto. The serene composition features a stone lantern, gently curved bridge, and lush greenery reflected in the calm water, evoking a sense of peaceful harmony. Despite being a pre-owned piece, it remains in very good condition, with some signs of age such as minor stains, scratches, and slight misalignment of the frame. These imperfections do not detract from its aesthetic appeal or overall integrity, but rather contribute to its vintage charm. The artist’s signature is clearly visible, enhancing the authenticity and artistic value of this beautiful work. This elegant woodblock print would make a wonderful addition to any collection of Japanese art, celebrating the timeless beauty and cultural heritage of Kyoto. Please refer to the provided photos for a closer look at its condition and intricate details. Size of the frame approx. Length: 47cm (18.5 inches), Width: 59cm (23.2 inches). For buyers in U. International Buyers- Please Note. We do not mark merchandise values below value or mark items as “gifts” – US and International government regulations prohibit such behavior. If you have any questions about an item, product description, specification, use, etc.
MEDIUM: WOODBLOCK PRINT (INK ON PAPER). SIZE: 11 X 10 inches (28 cm X 25 cm). SERIES: KABUKI PLAYS OF LOYALTY AND FILIAL PIETY. SUBJECT: SAMURAI WARRIOR, DRUM TOWER. COMMENTS: VIBRANT COLORS, BEAUTIFULLY PRINTED.
