This beautiful Japanese woodblock print depicts the scene of “Ushigome Kagurazaka” by Koitsu Tsuchiya. The artist’s use of vibrant colors on paper, measuring 17 inches by 11 inches, brings the scene to life. The print is an authentic piece and is perfect for collectors of Japanese woodblock prints. The featured refinements include “Japanese Woodblock Print” and the region of origin is Japan. Comes in a solid oak frame.
Authentic Kuniyoshi 69 Stations of the Kiso Highway Ukiyo-e Edo Woodblock print. Kuniyoshi’s authentic work “69 Stations of the Kiso Highway: Tarui Ennosuke / Large-format Nishikie” Ukiyo-e Edo Woodblock print Calligraphy lesson Stilts Well Returning from Terakoya Babysitter Product Description [Artist] Ichiyuusai Kuniyoshi (Utagawa Kuniyoshi) [Era] Kaei 5 (1852) [Dimensions] Approximately 24cm x approximately 34cm. [Condition] No lining, some dirt, trimming. Please see the images for details. Explanation? “Tarui” is one of a series of frame-drawn illustrations depicting the scenery at each station on the Kiso Kaido road. Set at Tarui Station, the story depicts an episode from Hideyoshi’s childhood (Hiyoshimaru), when he was also known as Saru (Sarumenkanja). The frame of the picture frame is also gourd-shaped, a reference to Hideyoshi. Also noteworthy is the similarity in the design with “The Thirty-six Battles of England: Oniwakamaru, ” which is being exhibited at the same time. This guide was created using ImageUp, which allows you to add as many large photos as you like (free of charge). Utagawa Kuniyoshi, a master of ukiyo-e art in 19th century Japan, was a visionary whose work still captivates audiences today. Born in 1798 in Edo (Tokyo), Kuniyoshi revolutionized the world of woodblock prints with his dynamic style and boundless imagination. Renowned for his warrior prints and mythological scenes, Kuniyoshi brought legends to life with unprecedented vigor. His compositions burst with energy, depicting heroes locked in fierce battles and supernatural beings that seem to leap from the page. Kuniyoshi’s technical skill allowed him to create intricate details in armor, expressive faces, and complex backgrounds that added depth to his already compelling subjects. Beyond his dramatic historical scenes, Kuniyoshi showcased his versatility in a wide range of subjects. His whimsical cat prints, combining keen observation with playful humor, remain beloved by art enthusiasts. He also excelled in landscape, beautifully integrating figures with their surroundings. Kuniyoshi’s creativity knew no bounds, even in the face of strict government censorship. He cleverly incorporated hidden meanings and social commentary into his designs, demonstrating both his wit and his courage. His influence extended far beyond his lifetime, inspiring countless artists in Japan and abroad. Today, Kuniyoshi is celebrated for his technical mastery, narrative power, and the sheer imaginative force of his art, which continues to transport viewers into the vibrant, fantastical world of Edo-period Japan. We do not mark merchandise values below value or mark items as? Japan, US and International government regulations prohibit such behavior. About Importer’s Obligation. Thank you for your understanding.
Utagawa Hiroshige Japanese Woodblock Print Authentic “Evening shower” Ukiyoe pos. Description – Please note. Thank you for visiting my store! This is one of the few works that was re-printed by a first-rate printer using Hiroshige’s original woodblocks. S is a post-printing. Ukiyo-e prints made by reprinting on the same woodblock from which the first lot was made. The original woodblocks are carefully examined and “Ato-zuri” (post printing) is done by a skilled printer. Please note that? The colors of the images may differ from the actual colors due to the environment of the computer or smartphone and the nature of the digital camera. Please understand that the actual colors may differ. There may be some dirt, scuffs, and other blemishes, so please judge by the images. If you have any questions, feel free to ask me anytime. We will respond within 3 days at the latest, Please understand my situation. International Buyers – Please Note. Thank you for your understanding.
Hasui Kawase “Enoshima in the Moonlight” Later Impression. 40 cm x 27 cm (15.7 inches x 10.6 inches). Condition: Excellent – This is an authentic woodblock print. If you have any question or concern, please do not hesitate to contact me. 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.
AGE: APPROX 160 YEARS OLD. MEDIUM: WOODBLOCK PRINT (INK ON PAPER) NISHIKI-E. GENRE: UKIYO-E (PICTURES OF THE FLOATING WORLD) MUSHA-E. SIZE: OBAN (APPROX 14 X 9 INCHES) or 35cm by 23cm approximately. DESCRIPTION: EPIC Samurai battle. COMMENTS: This is a rare and valuable Japanese woodblock print from the late 19th century, created by the renowned artist KUNIYOSHI sch. The artwork depicts a stunning scene in vibrant multi-color, and is made from high-quality paper. This antique original print is over 170 years old, and is a beautiful representation of traditional Japanese art. It is a perfect addition to any collector’s gallery or museum, and will undoubtedly bring joy and wonder to those who appreciate the beauty of Asian art. Don’t miss the opportunity to own such a unique and precious piece of history.
Tsuchiya Kouitsu Japanese Woodblock Print Authentic “Araki Yokocho” U-kiyoe Post printing. Description – Please note. Thank you for visiting my store! The name of the printer on the publisher’s seal may be different. This is one of the few works that was re-printed by a first-rate printer using Tsuchiya’s original woodblocks. S is a post-printing. Ukiyo-e prints made by reprinting on the same woodblock from which the first lot was made. The original woodblocks are carefully examined and “Ato-zuri” (post printing) is done by a skilled printer. Please note that? The colors of the images may differ from the actual colors due to the environment of the computer or smartphone and the nature of the digital camera. Please understand that the actual colors may differ. There may be some dirt, scuffs, and other blemishes, so please judge by the images. If you have any questions, feel free to ask me anytime. We will respond within 3 days at the latest, Please understand my situation. International Buyers – Please Note. Thank you for your understanding.
ARTIST: YOSHITOSHI SCHOOL (artists that come to mind are KIYOCHIKA, TOSHIKATA, GEKKO, TOSHIHIDE, TOSHIMOTO). 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 14 X 9 INCHES) or 35cm by 22cm approximately. TOPICS: WAR, BATTLE, CLASH, DRAMATIC ACTION, COMBAT, BULLETS, SOLDIERS ATTACK, FALLING WARRIOR, SMOKE OR FOG, SWORDS, RIFLES BAYONETS. COMMENTS: DRAMATIC BATTLE SCENE WITH WARRIOR FALLING AFTER TAKING A BULLET. 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.
