Kunimasa IV Japan Woodblock Prints Antique Ukiyo-e Kimono Beauty sexy Triptych

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Sep 30

Size : large size (3 sheets). Detail : Lining / Slight soiling. Kunimasa IV was a student of Toyokuni III and called himself Kunimasa IV. After Toyokuni III’s death, he studied under Kunisada II. In 1889, he succeeded Kunisada’s name as the third generation and took the name of Kachoro. After 1894, he changed his name to Toyosai. He mainly painted Kaika-e and Yakusha-e (portraits of actors), and his specialty was portraits of Ichikawa Sadanji I. He also painted many genre paintings. He also painted many genre pictures.

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WB Toyokuni Japanese Woodblock Prints Asian Antique Bushi Ukiyo-e Kimono Dyptich

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Sep 16

WB Toyokuni Japanese Woodblock Prints Asian Antique Bushi Ukiyo-e Kimono Dyptich

Setsukawa Ruko Sawamura Sojuro 2 pieces. Brushed and well preserved with few stains and very few insect holes and embellishments. Each about 36.7×25.5cm.

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WB Japanese Woodblock Prints Asian Antique Meiji Ukiyo-e Kimono Autumn leaves

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Sep 6

WB Japanese Woodblock Prints Asian Antique Meiji Ukiyo-e Kimono Autumn leaves

Work Kaede ga heri. A few small stains on the inside. 17.4×23.5cm (sheet size).

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WB Toyokuni Japanese Woodblock Prints Antique Meiji Ukiyo-e Kabuki Kimono Katana

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Sep 5

WB Toyokuni Japanese Woodblock Prints Antique Meiji Ukiyo-e Kabuki Kimono Katana

Date : 3rd year of Ansei. Detail: Binding hole / Slight soiling / Repair of a few foxing marks. The “Kodaraiya Gouketsu Tan” is an illustrated novel published from the 10th year of the Tempo Period. The character “Kodaraiya” was a fictional bandit and ninja who appeared in a late-Edo Period yomihon (a book read in the late Edo Period), and his activities as a magician who wields an echidna became the subject of many works as well as stories. Later, Tsunade, who wielded slugs, and his arch-enemy, Daijamaru, who wielded snakes at will, also appeared, and the story unfolded as a three-way struggle. Odori katagata gaitama jutaku is a series of kabuki plays depicting scenes from the past up to the time of their production. It is characterized by a vertical composition of a horizontal stage, and depicts many tall performances, such as staircases and midair rides. For performances that do not feature many tall staging, the composition is as if looking down from above, as if the viewer is looking down from the audience seats. One can see the author’s determination to convey the charm of the kabuki stage itself. Toyokuni III was a student of Toyokuni, who first took the name Kunisada, and in 1882 took the name Toyokuni II. In fact, Toyokuni II had already been succeeded by Toyoshige, but Toyokuni III took the name of Toyokuni II at that time, perhaps with the intention of making himself more suitable. Today, Toyokuni is treated as Toyokuni III for the sake of distinction. Toyokuni had a long period of painting, and it is thought that he produced more than 10,000 works. He was especially known for his depictions of people, including portraits of actors and beautiful women, and the number of his works and his vigor suggest that he dominated the Edo Ukiyoe world.

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WB Chikanobu Japan Woodblock Prints Antique Kimono Beauty Woman Emperor Wen

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Aug 30

WB Chikanobu Japan Woodblock Prints Antique Kimono Beauty Woman Emperor Wen

Twenty-four Paragons of Filial Piety Matched with Parody Pictures / No. 3: Emperor Wen of Han. Oban Udkiyo-e prints sizes.

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Y5731 WOODBLOCK PRINT Kuniyoshi Kabuki triptych Japan Ukiyoe antique art kimono

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Aug 27

Y5731 WOODBLOCK PRINT Kuniyoshi Kabuki triptych Japan Ukiyoe antique art kimono

Y5731 WOODBLOCK PRINT Kuniyoshi Kabuki triptych Japan Ukiyoe antique art kimono

WOODBLOCK PRINT Kuniyoshi Kabuki triptych Age: Late Edo period(18001849) Primary Material: Paper Size: See the ruler in the image. Thank you for looking at our store. We list items we find in the “Japanese Antique Market” every week. We want people around the world to see the fascinating antiques of Japan. Please enjoy your antique walk as if you were in Japan. We are happy if you find something you like. We will carefully deliver using the packing material. EMS by JAPAN POST. International Buyers – Please Note.

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WB Shinsui Ito Japanese Woodblock Prints Asian Antique Ukiyo-e Kimono Kanzashi

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Aug 24

WB Shinsui Ito Japanese Woodblock Prints Asian Antique Ukiyo-e Kimono Kanzashi

Artist Name ITO Shinsui. Dimensions Overall size: H49.0cm x W37.9cm. Print size: H45.4cm x W35.4cm. Remarks Watanabe seal 6mm. This is a work by Ito Shinsui, who was said to be the “last beauty painter” in the traditional Ukiyoe tradition of the Utagawa school. Shinsui also painted a work called “Spring Evening” with a composition almost identical to this “Whispering”. He also painted it many times with different hair ornaments and kimono patterns, and it seems to be the composition that he preferred. The scene in which the two women are whispering to each other, not only in a cute but also in a slightly mischievous manner, has the glamorous quality that is typical of Shinsui. The carefully rendered details of the ornamental hairpins and kimono patterns are a highlight of the work, but the emotions that can be drawn from their gazes at each other are also interesting. The background of the painting is decorated with a technique called “mica-zuri” (mica print). This is a technique familiar from the ukiyo-e paintings of Utamaro Kitagawa and Sharaku Toshusai, in which glittering mica or seashell powder is used. The result is a beautiful pearl-like luster on the surface of the finished paper, giving it a luxurious finish. Born in Tokyo, Japan.

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Japanese Woodblock Print Book Shin-zuan 52prints Sekka Kimono Design Vitage

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May 10

Japanese Woodblock Print Book Shin-zuan 52prints Sekka Kimono Design Vitage

Japanese Woodblock Print Book Shin-zuan 52prints Sekka Kimono Design Vitage

Formal Name: Shin-zuan vol. 2~ From the number of woodblocks, it appears that about five books were combined. Author: Kamisaka Sekka, Tanaka Yuho, Takeuchi Seiho, Uemura Shoen, Kaigai Tennen etc. Contents: 52 illustrations There are 52 pages of woodcut designs. Size: 25×16cm(9.8×6.4inch). Year of publication: 1892. Condition: Cover dulled, rubbed, corners damaged, text corners rubbed, illustrated margins partly dulled, light foxing. This item is not new. Please refer to the description-of-item columns and the pictures. This item is in the category “Antiques\Asian Antiques\Japan\Prints”. The seller is “omelette123″ and is located in this country: JP. This item can be shipped to North, South, or Latin America, all countries in Europe, all countries in continental Asia, Australia.

Primary Material: Paper
Color: Multi-Color
Original/Reproduction: Antique Original
Region of Origin: Japan
Age: 1892
Maker: Nakayasu Shinzaboru

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Kiyoshi Saito Japanese Woodblock Print Maiko In Black Kimono

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Apr 22

Kiyoshi Saito Japanese Woodblock Print Maiko In Black Kimono

Kiyoshi Saito Japanese Woodblock Print Maiko In Black Kimono

KYOSHI SAITO ORIGINAL WOODBLOCK PRINT MAIKO IN BLACK KIMONO. MEASURES 16 1/2″ BY 11 1/4″ EXCELLENT CONDITION NO RIPS TEARS FADING FOXING TONING OR REPAIRS. THERE IS WRITING IN PENCIL SEEN IN LAST PICTURE LOOKS LIKE MEASUREMENTS DONE BY A FRAMER POSSIBLY. This item is in the category “Art\Art Prints”. The seller is “p51driver” and is located in this country: US. This item can be shipped to North, South, or Latin America, all countries in Europe, Japan, Australia.

Artist: SAITO
Type: Print
Signed: Yes
Style: Japanese Woodprinting
Theme: People
Region of Origin: JAPAN
Production Technique: Woodcut Printing
Framing: Matted
Country/Region of Manufacture: Japan
Subject: Figures

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Japanese Woodblock Print Book Shin-bijutsukai vol. 4 Kimono Modern Design

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Dec 28

Japanese Woodblock Print Book Shin-bijutsukai vol. 4 Kimono Modern Design

Japanese Woodblock Print Book Shin-bijutsukai vol. 4 Kimono Modern Design

Formal Name:Shin-bijutsukai vol, 4. Author: Furuya korin(Supervision: Kamisaka sekka). Contents: 20 pages of woodcut color illustrations. Size: 24.1×16.4cm(9.5×6.5inch). Year of publication: 19021910. Condition: There is a light stain on the front cover, a stain on the back cover, rubbing to the corners and some dulling to the margins of the text. Shin-bijutsukai is a collection of beautifully colored designs that fuses traditional Japanese designs with modern Western designs. It features a dynamic and innovative design with motifs of animals, plants and natural sculptures. Born in Kaizu, Shiga Prefecture in 1875, Korin studied with Suzuki Mannen, Kamisaka Sekka and Asai Chu. He won the painting category of the Shinko Bijutsu Tenrankai (Exhibition of New and Old Art) in 1897. He taught at the Kyoto Municipal School of Arts and Crafts from 1905, being appointed an assistant professor before his death in 1910. Among his works are popular illustrated books in the Rinpa tradition. Korin Patterns (Korin moyo) (1907), a two-volume, ink-on-paper work originally conceived as a sample book for the kimono industry, became popular with people interested in fashion. Carpenter of the Metropolitan Museum of Art describes the book as “impressive”. It contains images based on wave patterns as well as the traditional boatman in a skiff. Other works published by Yamada Unsodo include several orihon (concertina-type binding) books with patterns based on flowers and plants (1905), pine trees (1905) and bamboo (1907). His works are held in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, and the Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. (These are from wikipedia). This item is not new. Please refer to the description-of-item columns and the pictures. This item is in the category “Antiques\Asian Antiques\Japan\Prints”. The seller is “omelette123″ and is located in this country: JP. This item can be shipped to North, South, or Latin America, all countries in Europe, all countries in continental Asia, Australia.

Primary Material: Paper
Color: Multi-Color
Original/Reproduction: Antique Original
Region of Origin: Japan
Age: Post-1940
Maker: Unsodo

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