On Banks of Sumida River. Full Color Excellent Strike. Has Age Folds & Mild Wear. Few Small Edge Tears. 24 1/2″ long x 14″ tall.
Hiroshige Japanese Woodblock Print Three Women on the Banks of Sumida River
Posted by adminAug 2
Lord Of The Tides A Woodblock Print From Design To Carving To Print Asmr
Posted by adminAug 1
Kawase Hasui Japanese Woodblock Print Shin Hanga Rainy Omiya From Japan 1930
Posted by adminAug 1
Kawase Hasui Japanese Woodblock Print Shin Hanga “Rainy Omiya ” From Japan 1930. Thank you for visiting my item page. Size:37.5 x 26.3cm. Condition: In good condition. Hold assumes one week a limit. About Importer’s Obligation. Thank you for your understanding.
Japanese Woodblock Print Tokuriki Tomikichiro Frogs
Posted by adminJul 31
TITLE; FROGS HAVING A GOOD TIME.
Japanese Utagawa Hiroshige Woodblock Print Tokaido Road, Fujisawa Station
Posted by adminJul 31
Length: 18.5 inches. Height: 14.5 inches. This exquisite woodblock print by Utagawa Hiroshige depicts a bustling scene from the famous Tokaido Road, specifically the Fujisawa Station. Known for his masterful landscapes, Hiroshige captures the essence of Edo-period Japan with vibrant colors and meticulous detail. The print showcases a torii gate in the foreground, leading to a busy village scene with travelers and locals, set against a backdrop of traditional Japanese architecture and lush greenery. History of Woodblock Prints. These prints were popular for their depictions of landscapes, tales of the kabuki theater, and scenes of the everyday life of the Edo period. Hiroshige was a prolific artist of the ukiyo-e genre, celebrated for his series depicting the fifty-three stations of the Tokaido Road, the route between Edo (modern-day Tokyo) and Kyoto. Translation of the Text. The Japanese text on the print reads. (Tokaido Gojusan-tsugi no uchi Fujisawa). Which translates to Fujisawa Station, one of the fifty-three stations of the Tokaido Road.
Tsuchiya Rakusan Grasshopper & Hibiscus 12 x 16 Woodblock Framed Matted
Posted by adminJul 31
For sale is a matted & framed 12″ x 16″ Tsuchiya Rakusan woodblock print titled “Grasshopper and Chinese Hibiscus”. Note the age and discoloration in the corners; this is not visible with the matting and frame. This is one sheet from a series of 36 titled ” Koshisei Gasen “. It has the Seal Code “B” of the 36 Series Seal Distributions. Is embossed in the lower margin and is shown in the photos. The print also has the signature. Raku-zan Kou-shi-sei above the Seal Code “B”. The print is matted and has a wood bamboo style frame with a glass cover. The print is 12″ x 16″ and the framed work is 17″ x 23″ and weighs 5 pounds. Additional detailed photos are available upon request.
Bijin-ga, Antique Japanese Erotic Album, Erotic Art, Woodblock print, Shunga
Posted by adminJul 30
Antique Japanese Erotic Album. Includes works by Yoshitoshi, Utamaro, Eisen. Shunga is a type of Japanese erotic art typically executed as a kind of ukiyo-e, often in woodblock print format. While rare, there are also extant erotic painted handscrolls which predate ukiyo-e. Translated literally, the Japanese word shunga means picture of spring; “spring” is a common euphemism for sex. The Japanese term Ukiyo-e translates as picture of the floating world. Bijin-ga is a portrait of a beautiful woman. If you need additional photos, feel free to contact me. If you are looking for something from Japanese art but haven’t found the right one in the shop, feel free to contact me, I can make you a personalized offer of what is not in the gallery. Please note that antique and vintage artworks may have traces of time, so please review all photos.
Japanese Woodblock Print Utagawa Hiroshige Asakusa Tenbu Torinomachi Festival
Posted by adminJul 30
Thank you for coming my store? [The Hiroshige 100 Famous Views of Edo] The Hiroshige 100 Famous Views of Edo is an article of the Mokuhan print association where UNSODO joins. The print association is very good. The paper is good quality. Material Woodcut: Cherrywood Paper: Echizen Washi(Traditional Japanese Paper) Size: 22x34cm (8.6×13.3) Condition: The item is brand new and has never been used. This is the price of the sheet only The same size(the original). “The original picture possesses Edo Tokyo museum” in a print margin. The carving and the printing is faithful to the original. It takes around 3-7 days. International Buyers – Please Note.
Woodblock Print Masao Ido Garden of Kotoin edition 90/200 With Autograph
Posted by adminJul 29
This vintage Japanese print features the artwork of Masao Ido, depicting the Garden of Kotoin. The edition number for this piece is 90 out of 200, and it also comes with an autograph from the artist. The print is made of paper and is an original piece, not a reproduction. The region of origin for this print is Japan, making it an authentic piece of Asian antique. It falls under the categories of Antiques, Asian Antiques, Japan, and Prints. This woodblock print is a beautiful and unique addition to any collection, and is sure to impress any admirer of Japanese art. The work has no noticeable scratches or stains. Please forgive the small scratches on the frame. Please check the picture. Framing Mat Inner Dimensions 29.2 x 41.3 cm. Picture frame size 55.7 cmx44.2 cm.
Original War Japanese Woodblock Print Yoshitoshi School 1895
Posted by adminJul 29
ARTIST: YOSHITOSHI SCHOOL (artists that come to mind are KIYOCHIKA, TOSHIKATA, GEKKO, TOSHIHIDE, GINKO, KOKUNIMASA). AGE: APPROX 130YEARS OLD. MEDIUM: WOODBLOCK PRINT (INK ON PAPER) NISHIKI-E. GENRE: UKIYO-E (PICTURES OF THE FLOATING WORLD) MEIJI WAR PRINT. SIZE: OBAN (APPROX 13 X 9 INCHES) or 35cm by 22cm approximately. TOPICS: WAR, BATTLE, CLASH, HORSE, RIFLES, SWORDS, FLAGS, DEATH. COMMENTS: This is an original Japanese woodblock print from the Yoshitoshi School dating back to 1895. The artwork showcases an intricate design featuring multi-colors, which have been preserved beautifully over the years. The print’s primary material is paper, and it is an antique original from Japan’s rich cultural heritage. This artwork is a great addition to any collection and an excellent opportunity for art enthusiasts to own a piece of Japanese history.