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.
Doi Hangaten E Seal in triple offset box. We believe this print is prewar or early 1950′s Based on estate of original owner. Print is 9 1/2″ x 14 1/4″. Please note that we are not experts and may lack the vocabulary to fully describe an item.
Thank you for visiting! This painting depicts Maruyama Park, located east of Yasaka Shrine in Shijo, Kyoto. Maruyama Park is said to be the best park in Kyoto. And its garden beauty is appreciated throughout the four seasons. This painting depicts a winter snow scene with a tranquil atmosphere. If it sells first, it may run out of stock. Thank you for your understanding.
This beautiful woodblock print titled “Arashiyama” by Tsuchiya Koitsu captures a serene winter scene with meticulous detail. Framed elegantly, it embodies the tranquil beauty of Japanese art, making it an exquisite addition to your collection. Vintage Japanese woodblock print. Framed for display. Title: “Arashiyama”. Artist: Tsuchiya Koitsu. Serene winter scene. Highly detailed artwork. Ideal for art collectors Frame has minor scratches, but artwork is in excellent condition. Condition: Pre-Owned Good No noticeable flaws, vibrant color frame has some wear for its age.
Thank you for visiting! From the precincts of the temple, located on a hill, one can see the sky in the approaching dusk. And the lights of the city gradually increasing in number. The contrast between the dusk sky and the lit precincts of the temple is typical of Kouitsu. So please take this opportunity to view this work. The print is an old post-printing, made about 50 years ago. There are age spots on the reverse side. 30 cm x 20 cm. If it sells first, it may run out of stock. Thank you for your understanding.
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.
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.
RAKUSAN TSUCHIYA Japanese Woodblock Print 100 Series Circa 1940. The 22 inch by 17 inch print is from his 100 Series produced from 1935 to 1940. This particular print can be identified by the water mark (Edition II), seal (Seal F), and signature Rakuzan Koushisei. The print does have some issues; a piece of the paper missing on the top left, two small tears at the top center, and creasing on the right edge half way down the print. Rakusan (Rakuzan) Tsuchiya captured the natural world through lush compositions, rich color and sparkling embellishments. Trained as a painter, Rakusan Tsuchiya gained renown as a woodblock print artist through his self-published kacho-e prints, or bird and flower pictures. In these natural vignettes, he brought fresh perspective to classic pairings of bird and bloom. Born in Hyogo prefecture, Rakusan worked in Kyoto. He also used the name Rakusan Koshisei. In 1913, he became the pupil of the influential painter Seiho Takeuchi. During 1920s through 1950s, Rakusan built a successful career as a print artist. He produced his most successful series. Rakusan Kacho Gafu (Rakusan Flower and Bird Series). Between 1929 and 1933. Based on paintings he had completed between 1925 and 1929, the 100 large-scale woodblock prints proved so popular that many designs remained in print until his studio closed in 1955. The three resulting editions can be distinguished through their watermarks. In the late 1940s, Rakusan reached an American audience through his partnership with Walter T. The California-based publisher became a good friend of Rakusan and published artists book. The Art of Rakusan Tsuchiya, Famous Print Maker of Japan. Though the expected romanization of the artist’s name is “Rakuzan, ” the artist preferred the spelling Rakusan.
“Fresh and Super Color”. “Sunset Glow at Seta Bridge”. SHEET(PAPER) SIZE: 15.25″ H 10.5″ W. IMAGE SIZE: 14 3/8″ H 9 1/2″ W. A very fine, with strong colors woodblock print by Tsuchiya Koitsu. Very clean front and verso. Signed, titled, red 6-mm watanabe publisher seal on the lower right margin. A seldom seen design. There is a wood grain visible on the top area. Previous very faint mat lines. There is faint very small residue of paper tape on the verso (edges). The condition is great!! . Please refer to all the pictures. Don’t miss out on this opportunity! PLEASE DON’T FORGET TO LEAVE FEEDBACK.
Tsuchiya Kouitsu Japanese Woodblock Print Rare Authentic “Kagurazaka” Ukiyoe. Description – Please note. Thank you for visiting my store! Original production year:By 1939. 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.
