Japanese Color Woodblock Print Ukyo-e Hanga Traditional Silk Weaving 0622C8. The item is old and accordingly has age related wear. So please judge condition from the pictures. This is an old color woodcut. It is in overall good condition. Overall dimensions: 38 x 29cm Unless otherwise requested the image is supplied either flat or rolled up. We have no control over taxation and cannot predict its amount or particular application. Please see “Item Condition” for product details. (: THANK YOU AND HAVE FUN SHOPPING :). _gsrx_vers_1516 GS 9.3 (1516).
ARTIST: TSUKIOKA KOGYO (1869 – 1927). (the adopted son and student of the greatest UKIYO-E master of the Meiji era: YOSHITOSHI, hence the name). He also studied with Ogata Gekko. The influence of both artists is seen in his work. AGE: APPROX 100 years old. MEDIUM: WOODBLOCK PRINT (INK ON PAPER) NISHIKI-E. SIZE: 14 inches by 10 inches (38 cm X 25 cm). GENRE: THEATER PRINTS OR PICTURES. SERIES: A GREAT COLLECTION OF NOH THEATER IMAGES. SUBJECT: ACTORS, COSTUMES, NOH THEATER. CONDITION: very good, minor imperfections (see detailed pictures). DESCRIPTION: deluxe printing techniques, metallic pigments, and woodgrain on the background were used in the making of many of the prints in this series. COMMENTS: BEAUTIFUL COLORS, GREAT IMPRESSION, ELEGANT, AND SUBLIME. PERFECT FOR DISPLAYING FRAMED.
ARTIST: TSUKIOKA KOGYO (1869 – 1927). (the adopted son and student of the greatest UKIYO-E master of the Meiji era: YOSHITOSHI, hence the name). He also studied with Ogata Gekko. The influence of both artists is seen in his work. AGE: APPROX 100 years old. MEDIUM: WOODBLOCK PRINT (INK ON PAPER) NISHIKI-E. SIZE: 14 inches by 10 inches (38 cm X 25 cm). GENRE: THEATER PRINTS OR PICTURES. SERIES: A GREAT COLLECTION OF NOH THEATER IMAGES. SUBJECT: ACTORS, COSTUMES, NOH THEATER. CONDITION: very good, minor imperfections (see detailed pictures). DESCRIPTION: deluxe printing techniques, metallic pigments, and woodgrain on the background were used in the making of many of the prints in this series. COMMENTS: BEAUTIFUL COLORS, GREAT IMPRESSION, ELEGANT, AND SUBLIME. PERFECT FOR DISPLAYING FRAMED.
Authentic mid-century Japanese woodblock print by Kyoto artist Yukawa Yoshimasa. Published by Uchida Art Company, with printer Mori seal. This classic shin-hanga print shows the Heian Shrine Garden under a glowing moon, with soft bokashi shading and visible woodgrain impressions – hallmarks of traditional hand printing. Details. Artist: Yukawa Yoshimasa. Title: Heian Shrine Garden (Moonlight). Publisher: Uchida Art Co. Printer: Mori (seal present). Medium: Woodblock print (not offset). Image size: 9 × 14 in. Sheet size: 12 × 17 in. Condition Very good vintage condition. Colors strong, no fading or foxing. Minor edge toning from old mat along margins – image area clean. A beautiful example of Kyoto shin-hanga – displays wonderfully.
Japanese Woodblock Print’Suzuki Harunobu’ Two Geisha Ukiyo-e By Adachi Hanga MA379. This exquisite hand-printed woodblock print is a faithful restoration by the renowned Adachi Hanga Research Institute, Japan’s leading institution specializing in the traditional revival of Japanese woodblock prints. The artwork is a reproduction of “Yuki no Yu-gaeri” (Returning from the Bath in the Snow), a masterpiece by Suzuki Harunobu, a celebrated Ukiyo-e artist from the Edo period. Harunobu is famous for pioneering nishiki-e (full-color woodblock printing) and capturing the delicate beauty of women (Bijin-ga) with graceful lines, subtle colors, and poetic compositions. This piece depicts a young woman elegantly returning from the bath on a snowy evening, a scene that conveys both seasonal beauty and the refined aesthetic of Edo-period daily life. Printed on high-quality washi paper, this edition preserves the depth of color, soft tonal gradations, and intricate details true to Harunobu’s original work. The print comes with reference materials, providing historical context and insight into the techniques used in its restoration. Width: 34.6 cm / 13.62 inches. Height: 48.9 cm / 19.25 inches. Width: 21.6 cm / 8.50 inches. Height: 28.8 cm / 11.34 inches. 259 g / 0.57 lbs. An old vintage collection. Please check the status in the picture. Our store offers a variety of rare collectibles. Japan post(EMS): 4-12days. When returning a product, it must be sent through a trackable service. About antiques & vintage collection. Drawing on our 20 years of experience, we do our best to provide accurate information in the collectibles’ descriptions.
Large and rare modern abstract Japanese sosaku hanga woodblock print. Biography from Scriptum Fine Japanese Prints: Hideo Hagiwara was born in 1913; until his death in 2007 he was the foremost living woodblock print artist in Japan. Over his long career he has exhibited all over the world and won numerous prizes. He invented different, new techniques in producing woodblock prints in varied sizes and styles over his long career. His prints are held by the major museums in Japan, USA and Europe. Born in 1913 in Kofu, Hagiwara graduated from the Tokyo Academy of Fine Arts in 1938. He received a Purple Ribbon Medal from the Japanese Government in 1983 and a Gold Medal from the Nobel Prize Committee in 1989. His Mount Fuji Series of about 50 Prints continues a long tradition, starting in the 17th century of representations of the revered mountain of Japan. Hagiwara had a house near Mount Fuji and was thus able to observe the mountain at all times of day and night and in all seasons. His works are in many collections including Museum of Modern Art NY: Honolulu Museum of Art; Art Institute of Chicago; Museum of Fine Arts, Boston; Philadelphia Museum of Art; Cincinnati Art Museum; Vienna National Museum of Art; Victoria and Albert Museum; Oxford University Museum of Art and History, Geneva; New South Wales Art Gallery, Sidney; and Dresden Museum of Art. Woodblock print on paper. Hagiwara would always experiment with various different, sometimes radical, printing techniques. On this particular print he folded the paper 6 times while printing to create the 7 individual horizontal bands of black before adding the other color blocks. Pencil signed Hideo Hagiwara’60. Very small edition with this one being numbered 14/30. Measures 24 5/8″ x 16 1/8″ image. Framed size 29 1/2″ x 20 3/4″.
This is a wonderful original woodblock print hand carved and pulled by American artist Kevin Clark. It is hand signed in pencil in the lower right corner and in the lower left corner is the number 1/50 also in pencil with the artist signature stamp. It’s a nice size, approx. 8 inches X 12 inches including a 1.25-inch margin. It has wonderful color and great impression.
ARTIST: Yamamoto Sekkei (SEKKA YAMAMOTO). AGE: APPROX 100 years old. MEDIUM: WOODBLOCK PRINT (INK ON PAPER) NISHIKI-E. SIZE: 16 inches by 10.5 inches (41 cm X 27 cm). GENRE: JAPANESE PATTERN DESIGNS. CONDITION: (see detailed pictures) Some have stains, foxing. DESCRIPTION: deluxe printing techniques, metallic pigments, splashed gofun, etc. Were used in the making of many of the prints in this series. COMMENTS: BEAUTIFUL COLORS, GREAT IMPRESSION.
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).
Artist: Toshi Yoshida Title. Benkei Bridge Date of Original: 1941 – later edition printed from older woodblocks not necessarily original woodblocks Technique: Hand-printed Woodblock Print (Later Edition) Print Quality: Excellent Condition: Excellent Image Size: 24.1 × 17.1 cm approx. 9.5″ × 6.75″ Framed: Yes (Lovely Koa Frame included). Framed print is 11 1/2 by 15 inches. This is a beautifully rendered later edition of Benkei Bridge by Toshi Yoshida, a master of Japanese shin-hanga prints. Originally designed in 1941, this piece features two lovely women conversing at the entrance to the bridge while citizens of all ages are seen crossing the bridge behind them. Printed with careful attention to detail and striking color, this later edition features a hand-written title “Benkei Bridge” in the lower left and the artist’s signature “Toshi Yoshida” in the lower right. The print title and date are covered by the framing but the framer has included a xerox of the print showing the full margins which reveal this information. Note that this framed print reflected the camera during our photography. The resulting area on the left side of the print may look darker than the original. This print is beautifully framed with Hawaiian koa wood. Frame may show minor wear.
